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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Trucks / September 2003

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no mention of the 2004 Tacomas?

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rl - 19 Sep 2003 00:48 GMT
anyone aware of what might be coming around the corner?

Regis
Mastiff - 19 Sep 2003 01:39 GMT
Motor Trend reported this month ( I think ) that the 04' Tacomas will be
unchanged except for available traction control and some type of "smart"
4wd that senses how much power to send to the most needed wheels.  The
major redesign will be the 05' model released mid 04".
  Glad I got an 03' 4x4 without all the electronic 4 wheel crap to mess
up down the road.  Just my $.02.

Mastiff
Sonic - 24 Sep 2003 17:45 GMT
automatic slip detection on all 4 wheels?  sounds like a rally car.

   Bri

> Motor Trend reported this month ( I think ) that the 04' Tacomas will be
> unchanged except for available traction control and some type of "smart"
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> Mastiff
greg.jensen - 26 Sep 2003 21:16 GMT
At one point, I had heard that they were going to offer a 5.x litre V8 in
the Tundra at some point, and the Sequoia.  Anybody hear anything about this
lately?

-GJ

> automatic slip detection on all 4 wheels?  sounds like a rally car.
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Mastiff M - 27 Sep 2003 02:04 GMT
I don't know about a larger V8, but I've been seeing alot of chatter
about a "heavy duty" 3/4 ton Tundra coming out to compete with the Chevy
HDs and the F-250s.  I'm even hearing of a possible Diesel option.
  Something to think about though since you mentioned it.  With Toyota
entering the Nascar Truck Series next year, they are having to create an
all new pushrod V8 as per Nascar regulation.  Now, isn't there also a
regulation that says the manufacturer must have the engine be based from
a consumer available production engine?  Maybe there is a bigger V8
coming after all.
 Just my $.02.
  Mastiff
MDT Tech® - 27 Sep 2003 02:49 GMT
> I don't know about a larger V8, but I've been seeing alot of chatter
> about a "heavy duty" 3/4 ton Tundra coming out to compete with the Chevy
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>   Just my $.02.
>    Mastiff

Well, here is the skinny. They will be building a truck that will
compare to the F 350, I dont know if they mean both size and power, but
I assume yes. We were told we have to upgrade our hoist to hold 10,000
lbs. I dont know if this is still going to be called a Tundra or what. I
dont expect to see it in 04, but maybe 05 or an 05 with an earyly intro,
ie 04 1/2. Oh,t he Tundra will get a larger engine, its going to be a
5.2 liter.
L - 27 Sep 2003 14:59 GMT
>Oh, the Tundra will get a larger engine,
>its going to be a 5.2 liter.

Damn, I was hoping T0Y0T/\ would match Nissan's. Any rating infos for
the 5.2L?
 
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