From Tacoma to 2019 Raptor

[Nex]

Appreciate the warm welcome! Ive owed my fair share of 400-700hp cars over the years. This truck isn't the absolute fastest but its certainly fast enough considering its weight and capabilities.

As for the performance upgrades, I think everyone here will agree, the single best thing you can do for the 2nd gen is get Goosetuned.

Along with a front mount Intercooler, plugs and t-stat.

 

[tim1jz]

Along with a front mount Intercooler, plugs and t-stat.

You're not wrong! We all know those extra bits are gold but for the every day driver, more of a simpleton, just the tune will do wonders!

 

[Nex]

Yes, just a simple @GooseTuned is a world of difference.

 

[tim1jz]

For anyone that cares, I build a lot of 1JZ powered cars (hence username). Multiple MK3 Supras, a 2nd gen 4runner with a 1jz and currently an 85 Cressida. The latest build can be seen here https://www.celicasupra.com/threads/mx72-cressdia-wagon-1jz-build.120867/

Others you'll likely find with a google of my username.

 

[Grayson]

For anyone that cares, I build a lot of 1JZ powered cars (hence username). Multiple MK3 Supras, a 2nd gen 4runner with a 1jz and currently an 85 Cressida. The latest build can be seen here https://www.celicasupra.com/threads/mx72-cressdia-wagon-1jz-build.120867/

Others you'll likely find with a google of my username.

Did you consider the 2022 Tundra at all?

 

[tim1jz]

Did you consider the 2022 Tundra at all?

I drove a 2022 Limited, didn't like how blocky it felt inside or the level of tech you got compared to the Raptor. Also Ive really come to prefer how the F150 drives compared to modern Toyota tucks. Modern F150s feel more planted in my opinion.

 

[mattio]

unique wheels! looks good