Some people just need something to complain about. Those packs actually worked out for some people that wanted a cush ride and didn't put much weight in the bed. If Toyota put Dakar packs in from the factory, there would be a ton of complaints about rough ride.
The thing that baffles me is that the Toyota Sag is not a new thing. Its been a known problem for years.
Dont bring common sense into this!
If you want to Venmo me the $1100 Toyota screwed me out of, I will accept it.
Unfortunately, my 2016 Tundra has too much noisy plastic in the dash to not have any squeaks or rattles........even on smooth pavement. That, the automatic transmission, and the traction control are my only complaints though. My '89 is still tight.......and quiet, even on washboard. Oh ya, and that skid plate on the Tundra is a pain in the rear to get back on easily with those deep recess bolts.
ill do you one better and send you some materials to build a bridge over that river of tears from your pain and suffering.
You and Corb are battling for the Whoopi Goldberg award in this conversation.
Don’t worry, will be bloody come August when the season opens here. I shot 15 with the stick bow least season, plus pigs lol.
413,000 on mine so far. No tranny issues.
My stock clutch lasted like 20k with the 200hp tune, put a south bend dual disk in and it lasted over 100k. Truck made over 650 to the rear. Every stock 47/48re auto I had cost me 5-8k to build to hold the power levels I wanted.
Whoopi and Joy hate facts, too.
You know what the funniest thing is? Nobody is actually refuting the fact that the leaf springs are too soft. That's commonly known and agreed upon by many. People are disagreeing with you that it is a severe enough problem to never buy a Toyota. Especially when you compare it to the other known problems with similar manufactures.
