The next SRT-10/ Lightning

[walenator]

Looks like a new player in town. According to Motor Trend mag, the new Toyota Tundra with the 5.7 rips off 0-60 in under 6 sec. Also mentioned was TRD is working on a dealer installed supercharger to raise the current 381 hp by 30%. That's 495 hp according to my kookilator.:burnout:

 

[mauiSRT/10]

Toyota rules...........especially in Nascar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOT



patrick

 

[Sharpimage]

I don't have a problem with toyota.. But i would like to see American muscle
Stay American muscle...

Sharpi

 

[flchub]

Looks like a new player in town. According to Motor Trend mag, the new Toyota Tundra with the 5.7 rips off 0-60 in under 6 sec. Also mentioned was TRD is working on a dealer installed supercharger to raise the current 381 hp by 30%. That's 495 hp according to my kookilator.:burnout:

new player?

 

[RatMotor]

Too bad they're hideous:thumpdown:

What ever happened with that LS7 powered Silverado GM was thinking about?

And this one:http://www.seriouswheels.com/cars/top-2008-Ford-F-150-Foose-Edition.htm

 

[Annu Kumar]

On the toyota website They tested the truck and it did 0 to 60 in 6.1 seconds. Still there is no Competition Compared to our ram srt 10's.
I'm Not even worried

 

[Sharpimage]

And this one:http://www.seriouswheels.com/cars/top-2008-Ford-F-150-Foose-Edition.htm

Pretty sure they said the truck weighed over 7500 Lbs... Could be wrong
though:dontknow:

Sharpi

 

[walenator]

Took a look at one today while driving around in the GF's Jeep. They are different looking and look better from a distance. Very pricey. The intriguing thing about the article From Motor Trend was the optional dealer installed supercharger to boost horse power to 495. That would give a stock SRT some competition. Oh by the way, I wouldn't trade my truck for one. :rock:

 

[Big Asp]

I don't have a problem with toyota.. But i would like to see American muscle
Stay American muscle...

Sharpi

As of a a couple of years or so ago the Tundra was the only truck sold in the US that is 100% made in the US. I'm not positive if that is still true or not. Does that qulaifiy it to be called American Muscle? I don't know. :dontknow:

Our trucks were assembled in Mexico with parts from all over the place. So, technically speaking, are we driving Mexican Muscle? Would it be more accurate now to call it North American Muscle?

 

[AWDisuzu]

Toyota trucks are made in america, can't say that about the dodge.

~mike~

I don't have a problem with toyota.. But i would like to see American muscle
Stay American muscle...

Sharpi

 

[devildog02]

rumur at work is dc was purchased by nissan. i havent read anything to back that up though. has anyone else here that?

 

[FATJACK]

Install the blower then bring it on!!!

 

[Texas Yellow Fever]

Yawn...