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Hope everyone comes through ok!

@OVERKILL has a lot of knowledge on this

Holy moly. This dealership in south Florida has 20 Ram 2500 Power Wagons for under $60k. https://www.universitydodge.com/new-vehicles/ram-2500/?_dFR%5Bmake%5D%5B0%5D=RAM&_dFR%5Bmodel%5D%5B0%5D=2500&_dFR%5Btrim%5D%5B0%5D=Power%2520Wagon&_dFR%5Btype%5D%5B0%5D=New Is this place legit, or is it...

Why does it seem the Tacoma is the only model getting crucified over losing the V6? Colorado and Ranger are the same (except the new Ranger Raptor) and have been I4 turbos for a longer period of time. Only the Frontier retains the V6 in that class. The complaining about the price is a little...

https://pressroom.toyota.com/toyota-recalls-certain-model-year-2022-2023-toyota-tundra-and-lexus-lx-vehicles/

I'll be following this and living vicariously through you since I can't turn a wrench to save my life (some people got it, some people don't).

Carbs, on the whole, aren't even close in comparison to dairy and alcohol. Sugars, there is an obvious overlap. I don't do dairy. Carbs deliver energy, but how you get them is important. See: high soluble fiber. A massive plate of spaghetti isn't the way to go. Carbs get a bad rap.

Carbs get a bad rap. Like everything else, proper quantities is key.

Is that true about #1? My ex likes her bananas on the green side... I'll have to tell her about that.

Bilstein 4600

You're not doing PREVENTATIVE maintenance. You're doing PREVENTIVE maintenance.

It's not like I lost my Mom when I was kid or anything, but I still feel I lost her way too soon. Hug them while you can!

Lol...I know what you mean, just reads funny...

Mine seems to be decent...

I don't know crap from Crisco, but even with trailer brakes, I'm not towing 3500lbs with the CVT. I know you're not necessarily suggesting that's wise to do anyways, I'm just saying lol...

Oh, and it's the easiest DIY oil change on the planet. The oil filter is on top in the front for that NA 2.5L.

Got a 22 Forester Wilderness. 38k miles. Not much I don't like. Good price point, for sure...a quality AWD vehicle for under $40k (that was in 22). The Wilderness version is geared a little differently that gives it a little more pep than the other Forester trims, but you take a small mpg hit...

Why are we trying to lower transmission temps? While it's well known that you don't want a transmission to get too hot, I thought I read somewhere it was bad in the long run if transmission temps don't get hot enough routinely.

Should that trek just been done in 4LO? I watched it a few days ago (not going to do it again) and if I recall correctly, he used 4HI. Maybe I'm wrong................

It looks like they're going to have that 2-3" factory lift for the Tacoma like they do with the Tundra at some point. Sign me up for that!