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  1. Why Does the Tacoma Dominate the Off-Road Pickup Segment?

    I was in the car business for over 30 years. In the 80's when the Ranger came out the under 30 crowd came into the showrooms to see them but wouldn't buy one because "A Ford is something my parents would buy and I don't want to own anything they would buy." And the Ranger was a better value.
  2. Why Does the Tacoma Dominate the Off-Road Pickup Segment?

    And you have an engineering degree and work in the automotive industry. lol I was doing it before you were born at Ford and GM. They have never cared about the customer. Only $$$
  3. Why Does the Tacoma Dominate the Off-Road Pickup Segment?

    And unlike Fords and Chevys they don't start falling apart after a year.
  4. Why Does the Tacoma Dominate the Off-Road Pickup Segment?

    The colorado has had bent frames, the wrangler, the gladiator, f150 so on and so on. They all bend if you do shit they wern't built for.
  5. Why Does the Tacoma Dominate the Off-Road Pickup Segment?

    Tacos dominate do to build quality. Toyota always has.
  6. Front Half Shafts

    I don't know of you ever saw what the result was for the tranny problem but it turns out it was the fluid. Needed a higher moisture content.
  7. Front Half Shafts

    Don't want to wait that long.
  8. Front Half Shafts

    Here in the Mojave desert you see a lot of f-150's and a few Rangers with bent or broken tie rods. ZR2s and Taco's not so much. Those ball spline half shafts can bend 90" at the joints under full power. Sure would like to see those for a Ranger.
  9. Front Half Shafts

    Hi everybody. I'm in the market to buy a truck so I'm doing dome comparos. Looking for some feedback on front half shafts such as durability and problems after a lift. I would use the Ford performance Fox Shocks if I did. I see lots of half shaft probs, irregardless of brand, due to...
  10. New Members Introduce Yourself!

    Hi from Vegas and Thanks for the add.





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