Toyota Tundra could be getting a rear suspension upgrade
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My strong guess is coil springs. They've been proven to help civilize the ride on full-size pickups, like the Ram, without a major compromise in load-carrying. And many past Tacomas have been noted for their kidney-pounding ride over bumps.
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The trailer mirrors are not new.
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Originally Posted by LexsCTJill
(Post 10419074)
The trailer mirrors are not new.
6 lug wheels, bet they are building out a HD version |
Originally Posted by DaveGS4
(Post 10419083)
Yup, had those exact mirrors on my old 2009 Tundra. They've been an option with the towing package since 2007.
6 lug wheels, bet they are building out a HD version |
Originally Posted by DaveGS4
(Post 10419083)
6 lug wheels, bet they are building out a HD version |
Originally Posted by DaveGS4
(Post 10419083)
Yup, had those exact mirrors on my old 2009 Tundra. They've been an option with the towing package since 2007.
6 lug wheels, bet they are building out a HD version |
Originally Posted by Hoovey2411
(Post 10419098)
Going the Nissan Titan XD route?
Exhaust is also exiting to the left. Unless its split. |
Originally Posted by LexsCTJill
(Post 10419116)
Exhaust is also exiting to the left. Unless its split.
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Originally Posted by Hoovey2411
(Post 10419129)
What's your comment have to do with mine? Just curious
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Originally Posted by pbm317
(Post 10419113)
I don't know that the 6-lug is a definitely indicator of HD. In the past Land Cruiser and prior Tundra were 6 lugs. Tacoma, 4Runner and GX still are 6 lugs. GM likes 6 lugs, even on things like the Acadia.
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Originally Posted by DaveGS4
(Post 10419146)
Agree, but combined with a super secret rear suspension... I haven't followed the development cycle of a new Tundra release, so this could also just be the body of the old version sitting on top of the new chassis out testing.
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Originally Posted by DaveGS4
(Post 10419146)
Agree, but combined with a super secret rear suspension... I haven't followed the development cycle of a new Tundra release, so this could also just be the body of the old version sitting on top of the new chassis out testing.
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I sure hope its an all new truck...
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Originally Posted by spwolf
(Post 10419184)
new tundra should be coming this year, and with new V8 and new diesel supposedly.
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