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Ronaldo95163 wrote:Dmax crips.
The ride in the rear kinda harsh...but is leaf springs soo can't really complain.
Other than that I find is a quality pickup.
How the NP300 does handle/feel with the Coilovers in the back?
screwbash wrote:KingKawng wrote:Hilux, Navara, Rover, you name it.. and these drivers does be the ones flying through the place rel dotish like they own it.. did I miss any memo...
it is because the man have a small penis an want to feel somthing big so he compensating and d wife like to feel somthing big on she behind. yuh notice most ah dem cyah drive the 4x4, they cyah park, cyah turn.. they wah big ting and cyah handle it. but i doh get it with people and cars cause the speed limit is 80k so if i leave pos in a 4x4 or benz it wud take 45min tuh reach south but if i leave in a tida it wud take d same 45min so WTF
nervewrecker wrote:Most is woman driving, they cant drive properly much less park straight.kstt wrote:nervewrecker wrote:Dmax seems to have real lockpugboy wrote:4x4 usually have much less steering lock hence the bad parking
plus double cab pickups are longer
If it has less lock and you know it has less lock you make a 20 point drive and park facking properly!!
That's all.
I guess we does have to excuse them because them is woman. They need special treatment cuz they have an extra hole
kamakazi wrote:Cause it stands up better to our bad roads, can pass through flood water that is at least a foot deeper, can navigate routes that car drivers can only think about passing, allows you to scan the road ahead better.
Speaking about bad roads... When a new pothole opens up and you hit it... Instead of damaging and deflating two wheels (rims and Tyres) and needing roadside assistance... You most likely coming out okay and carrying on to your destination.(this only works if you not rocking anything above 18"s though)
Service costs are comparable to an AWD/4wd car or SUV, the only extra being that it requires more oil due to size.
It is also easier to work on as I can simply slide underneath and change all fluids... No ramps or Jack required.... But changing tyres requires some muscle
For people who posting up pics about turning radius... That d22 will surprise you...I think that has the most I ever saw.... The least I saw was in the l200... The older model just before they started with the sportero name.
I laugh at the men who saying automatic is a waste.... Alluh still young and strong... You will get older eventually. Automatics also respond better in certain situations. Those new manual vehicles have these soft clutches with little feedback and Toyota has some of the longest gear change throws.
I had my time driving a cable clutch with no power steering.
Parking is a pain... But it can climb where no car could.
I like my van... Do I think about changing it... Yep... Right up until the point I see bad road.
Rovin's Audio wrote:1\2 of them pickup owners buy it like a "me too"
most couples cud afford only 1 vehicle so poor wifey have no choice & hadda learn to drive it ...
Zetski wrote:D thing with driving 4x4 an thing is that yuh does can't go back to driving a regular car.. and a lot of them van drivers better off driving ah car but they cyah go back to doing so. Dis why 4x4 does bother we.
RedVEVO wrote:Zetski wrote:D thing with driving 4x4 an thing is that yuh does can't go back to driving a regular car.. and a lot of them van drivers better off driving ah car but they cyah go back to doing so. Dis why 4x4 does bother we.
Just say "we" not working .. and "we" does jelly everybody's 4x4 ..
And still living with Mami and Granny.
Zetski wrote:RedVEVO wrote:Zetski wrote:D thing with driving 4x4 an thing is that yuh does can't go back to driving a regular car.. and a lot of them van drivers better off driving ah car but they cyah go back to doing so. Dis why 4x4 does bother we.
Just say "we" not working .. and "we" does jelly everybody's 4x4 ..
And still living with Mami and Granny.
This is why "we" go hit yuh with a piece of 4x4
RedVEVO wrote:Zetski wrote:RedVEVO wrote:Zetski wrote:D thing with driving 4x4 an thing is that yuh does can't go back to driving a regular car.. and a lot of them van drivers better off driving ah car but they cyah go back to doing so. Dis why 4x4 does bother we.
Just say "we" not working .. and "we" does jelly everybody's 4x4 ..
And still living with Mami and Granny.
This is why "we" go hit yuh with a piece of 4x4
Confirmation .
A PNM KFC bandit ..
No working .. living off "we" people
Zetski wrote:RedVEVO wrote:Zetski wrote:RedVEVO wrote:Zetski wrote:D thing with driving 4x4 an thing is that yuh does can't go back to driving a regular car.. and a lot of them van drivers better off driving ah car but they cyah go back to doing so. Dis why 4x4 does bother we.
Just say "we" not working .. and "we" does jelly everybody's 4x4 ..
And still living with Mami and Granny.
This is why "we" go hit yuh with a piece of 4x4
Confirmation .
A PNM KFC bandit ..
No working .. living off "we" people
"Every creed and race find an equal place" yuh forgetting yuh roots.. ah never talk bout race in all d talk ah does talk.. MOVE UP!
crock101 wrote:Since I got my pick up ,i have visited some parts of Trinidad that I would have never dared to try to go in a car. 4x4 gives you the confidence to explore and get you back home alive.
crock101 wrote:Since I got my pick up ,i have visited some parts of Trinidad that I would have never dared to try to go in a car. 4x4 gives you the confidence to explore and get you back home alive.
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