Surely though the extra 40 hp and 60 ft lbs is more noticeable when unloaded.

Have you driven the first version of the 6.7? If so, is the new turbo that noticeable in performance?

Eventually mine will be a 2nd gen with a hopefully clean LSx swap.

I've driven things from 2150 to around 6000 lbs and to me it doesn't get annoying til about 4000. A 2WD V6 Dodge Ram is the worst driving thing in existence. It rolls more than a boat during a storm.

2900 isn't that heavy. But they are much more fun in the dirt.

Even the 1st generation 4Runner's are gaining value. My Dad off and on tries to find one, and under 5k are roached out. Too bad the 2nd gen will never gain value. Stupid 3VZE.

When I was 14, there was a plum crazy Dodge Demon near my house wasting away. I wanted it so bad and still do. I will own a Dart(Classic) or Demon in purple someday.

The 401 equipped Javelin's would do over 140. They weren't slugs.

Since it isn't for sale currently(so not qualified), that I know of, my Dad bought this running and driving beast for $275. Forget Ebay, be a UPS driver.

I live in Florida and it is a retirement shit storm. They can't drive, and they all drive Prii.

Yes, but most drivers are not prepared for it either, no matter what they drive. In fact, if they actually use their 4WD on their truck, which they will if they are a man, you can learn a lot in a slick field that most people in a Prius will never learn. I'm not justifying rolling coal, my original point is that there…

Yes I am, though the welfare stricken areas are blue.

Oh yes, those trucks that for the most part come standard with 14" discs. Those trucks.

How often do you see this in real life? I live in Florida and the ONLY time I ever see it, is the direct result of Prius asshattery. I see assholes in their hybrids every fucking day and they simply can't drive.

Yep. Yep. As much as I hate it, I will defend them before I defend the official car of Florida.

Except, I actually see people in trucks obeying traffic laws.

Let's just say the Prius building process isn't an environmental disaster, what is more dangerous: a little black smoke or causing a traffic accident?

If most Prius drivers weren't such smug assholes themselves, it would be an actual problem. But for every Prius rolled coal on, there are 100 more doing 5-15 under in the left lane, not using a signal, running stop signs/red lights, cutting people off, or pulling out in front of the last car for a mile.

Hood stack?

That's about right, crazy, but about right.