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Join Date: 12-17-2006
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New 2007 Tundra
The big new Tundra was unveiled today at the NAIAS in Detriot. Specs and photos are all widely available now. Here's a few interesting ones:
optional 5.7L i-Force V8 with 381hp and 401 ft-lbs towing capacity up to 10500lbs pics: Autoblog
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Join Date: 12-18-2006
Location: KC
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
I've heard they have Quality Control issues.
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
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Cum hoc, ergo propter hoc Last edited by phobe; 01-08-2007 at 11:53 AM. |
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circa 1960
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
Nobody's owned one yet to report that.
Troll.
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Join Date: 12-18-2006
Location: Elizabeth City, NC
Age: 25
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
whats up with the fake insert on the grill where it rolls up on to the hood
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
Not a Toyota =
Oh, wait, crap...........
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
Looks all right. Very "Dodge-ish" front end.
381 HP? That's pretty dang decent, wonder how dismal the milage will be?
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circa 1960
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
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MPG: Mileage estimates Regular Cab (city/ghway) 4.0L V6 17/20-4.7L V8 15/18 5.7L V8 16/20 14/18 (2WD / 4WD)
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Join Date: 12-19-2006
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
I agree, it does not look like a "Work" Truck.
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
Edmunds reported 14.3 MPG is what they observed.
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
Really not that bad considering the size and power. And they only recommend regular fuel for it.
The new 5.7 motor is a totally different architecture than the 4.7. It's based on the 4.6 V8 in the Lexus LS460, only stroked out and beefed up. It's all-aluminum.
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
10,500 towing
That's alot for a Toy truck!<banging head> why didn't they do this four years ago? my '02 can only haul 7,200. I've got too much invested in 5th wheel upgrades and a supercharger kit to buy a new one now.
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
If you really care that much about towing high weights, you should not be looking at a Toyo.
Go look at a diesel.
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
...but I used to be a Toyota T-TEN instructor...
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
Which should mean fairly low compression.
Wonder if TRD will release a blower for it to make it truly insane?
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
I have to agree. As good as the 10000+ LB capacity looks for the advertising copy, I still wouldn't hook up a trailer that big to anything but a diesel HD.
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
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A blower would make it ridiculous. But ridiculous is fun. Edmunds measured 321 whp on a chassis dyno, so the rating of 381 could be even a bit conservative. Assuming 20% parasitic power loss: 321 / 0.8 = 401
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
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That could make for some good pseudo-advertising copy.
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
What torques me, it that they have dually technology, but aren't applying it anymore (remember the motorhomes?). This truck is asking for a dually.
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
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![]() It's just a half ton truck, available with a big engine. Looks real nice for what it is, a mall troller, but this is not a HD type truck, meant for serious work. But it does have the "T" badge on it I guess...
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
i am waiting for nissan or toyota to come out with a 1 ton diesel. my ford might be gone if they do
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
Be patient... There should be an HD line coming in a couple years.
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
My point is that they had one-ton technology for the motorhome series, and they were the old, small pick-ups. Those things were built like bricks! I have never figured out why they haven't put that equipment in the Tundra series. Someone "upstairs" is not getting the message.
I guess I've gotten used to upgrading all my equipment over the years. Usually the first thing I do is a spring/shock upgrade, airbags, reach for the HD anti-sway bars and change out the tires.. |
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
thats a bit of weight on the tundra
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
A little... the coach weighs 6800, the truck can do 7200.
I make sure I tow with my holding tanks empty. |
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Join Date: 01-08-2007
Age: 37
Bike(s): cbr600rr
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Re: New 2007 Tundra
When I was still Managing a toyota dealership, Toyota Corporate brought in a ford f-whatever dually in. They mentioned that we needed to have a bay capable of handling a vehicle of this size and specs soon. They also mentioned a deisel is definately in the works.
Last edited by for1only; 01-10-2007 at 07:24 PM. |