SR-6?

[EVILSPOTTER]

So- when are we going to make some more SR6 decals?

 

[Mike C]

Maybe SR stands for Sport Rally, the engrish version of Rally Sport?

 

[WarDamnEagle]

Maybe the PO removed it.

Now that made me fall out of my chair!

 

[WarDamnEagle]

All kidding aside, this is the most credible answer that I have seen:

What does SR5 mean?

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In the latter part of the 1970's, the SR5 connotation denoted an option code for the HiLux series of trucks, similar to what the Z71 option code currently means for an upgraded Chevy or GMC pickup or Tahoe/Yukon.

Originally released around 1975, the 'S' denoted Sport, 'R' denoted the RN motor code, and '5' denoted the 5-speed transmission. It quickly caught on and the SR5 connotation passed onto the Corolla and then onto other Toyota car models.
Today, the SR5 generally denotes a specifc Toyota trim level, with a more sporty look and wide flexibility for options.

[FONT=size=1](Thanks to Dianne Whitmire at Carson Toyota and ToyotaOffRoad.com for the historial information.)[/FONT]

Apologies for the formatting. It was cut out of an article and I cannot get rid of that damn "Print" button.

BTW, still waiting on those SR6 photos.....

 

[WristPin]

damn.

no pic yet. i have it, on my camera phone. its disconected, cause im broke. the only way to tranfer it, is to send it email

but, i am going back to the guys house this week, if he buys this 4runner i need parts off of. then ill bring my new camera and get a bad ass pic of it.

still, glad were havin this SR5 chat

 

[D'Animal]

I like that answer. So my FJ 40 has the SF-4 or the S2F-4 package? LOL!

I like it!

This does go along the lines of the Olds 442. 4 Barrel Carb, 4 Speed tranny, and 2 (dual) exhaust.

All kidding aside, this is the most credible answer that I have seen:

What does SR5 mean?

Print​

In the latter part of the 1970's, the SR5 connotation denoted an option code for the HiLux series of trucks, similar to what the Z71 option code currently means for an upgraded Chevy or GMC pickup or Tahoe/Yukon.

Originally released around 1975, the 'S' denoted Sport, 'R' denoted the RN motor code, and '5' denoted the 5-speed transmission. It quickly caught on and the SR5 connotation passed onto the Corolla and then onto other Toyota car models.
Today, the SR5 generally denotes a specifc Toyota trim level, with a more sporty look and wide flexibility for options.

[FONT=size=1](Thanks to Dianne Whitmire at Carson Toyota and ToyotaOffRoad.com for the historial information.)[/FONT]

Apologies for the formatting. It was cut out of an article and I cannot get rid of that damn "Print" button.

BTW, still waiting on those SR6 photos.....

 

[Spud]

Now we are getting somewhere!

 

[BooKilla]

So- when are we going to make some more SR6 decals?

I'm down...I'll put one on my fj 80

 

[WristPin]

here is the pic

naw just kidding

 

[WristPin]

here it is.

 

[pappy]

I like that answer. So my FJ 40 has the SF-4 or the S2F-4 package? LOL!

Damn, I'm bummed. I was going to put an SR5 badge on my FJ40 because I installed a H55F. Now that I know the "R" stands for the R-series engines, I'm not sure I will.







NOT, it's going ON!.

 

[2ndGenToyotaFan]

HAHA! Right back at'ch!

That's a pretty nice looking sticker......