To be fair, the previous gen didn't require a intercooler, you just won't get as much power out of it.

Yesterday afternoon my high idle kicked on in my 4Runner here near Pensacola. It's fucking cold. And just last year I was experiencing -40.

Instead of being belt driven, it uses voltage usually from a capacitor, instead of the battery.

Screw the amber reflectors, just give us the two door Fiesta!

Well it uses power to force air into the intake, so yes. Volvo uses one on their new engine.

Actually if they are properly set-up, they do make sense.

Actually around 103 at the wheels!!!

And Colorados.

305's holding down 150 blazing HP.

There isn't, but breaking the speed limit, while already illegal, is extra illegal when you hit a police officer. And in today's times, will probably get you shot.

Yes, but the original comment suggested not slowing down at all, because it's not like the officer will pull you over if he feels threatened.

No. Note I mention BELOW THE SPEED LIMIT.

Actually, in some states you legally are to slow down to below the speed limit if you are in the right lane and can't make it into the left lane.

No, the first gen Tacoma and third gen 4Runner had the 5VZE. The FJ Cruiser has the 1GR along with the current gen Tacoma and 4Runner.

They totally do, since a good bit of Toyota DOHC engines have Yamaha heads. Even the 5VZE from the Tacoma and 4Runner have Yamaha heads.

Toyota counter point: 2ZZ-GE

From the Jeremy Clarkson design room.

I would recommend the second generation 4Runner for the same reasons, except: It's slower, it's less safe, it's just as great on fuel, pretty much just as reliable, but it is slightly lighter, so when you hit someone else you don't raise the kill count. The head gasket problems don't cost nearly as much to fix as the…

That was a problem on the previous generation, and you get a new frame out of it for free. If only GM had have done that for the shit that is the 4L6x and 700R4.

1. I saw the first in a Reddit thread, didn't believe it, looked it up, and it was true.