Tundra forum thread where the brag about aggressive driving

[masraum]

These guys have a neat feature on their forum where they can see what websites link to their threads, so if you click the link they'll know you came from this thread.

Anyway, they brag about being aggressive and intimidating drivers in their 5.7L Toyota Tundras. It ends up looking like the guys in the thread (assuming all Tundra drivers aren't like this) have lap pinkies and are compensating.

http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/tundra/95059-5-7-makes-holes-nice-guys/

[Porsche-O-Phile]

The bigger the truck, the smaller the penis. Not 100% true, but more often than not, it seems.

[DaveE]

Those guys need to find a good porn site and get a little relief........

[notfarnow]

Originally posted by Porsche-O-Phile
The bigger the truck, the smaller the penis. Not 100% true, but more often than not, it seems.

I drive a samurai, so yeah, I'll buy into that theory

[legion]

I went from an S10 to a V6 F150 to a 5.3L Silverado in three years. Should I see a doctor?

[id10t]

Legion - no doc needed, but you may want to lay off the viagra

[teenerted1]

Originally posted by masraum
lap pinkies

LOL
never heard that description before

[dafischer]

Originally posted by Porsche-O-Phile
The bigger the truck, the smaller the penis. Not 100% true, but more often than not, it seems.

My wife's F150 is pretty big...definitely no penis there!

[gprsh924]

the funny thing is that they really think their truck is "fast"

at best it does 0-60 in 8 seconds, by no means impressive

[Scott R]

Originally posted by gprsh924
the funny thing is that they really think their truck is "fast"

at best it does 0-60 in 8 seconds, by no means impressive

I think from what I read somewhere that the 5.7 is closer to 6.0.

[JavaBrewer]

Stoplight racing you'd have to wring the guts out of a 3.2 to keep up with one. Dodge has a FS truck that's equally menacing from a stop. Throw a couple 90 lb bags of concrete in the bed and it probably gets even worse for Mr. Pcar.

[Porsche-O-Phile]

I used to hang out on a board for Chevy & GMC truck owners (I got a pickup truck as a hand-me-down years ago, this was before I bought the 944, which is much more practical for living around here BTW). Anyway it never ceased to amaze me how much money, time and effort those guys would get into in order to build engines/drivetrains making absurd amounts of power, just to go about as fast as a stock, "boring" old n/a 944. With no handling whatsoever. Absolutely astonishing.

Most trucks are good at burning gas and making loud noise - little else. They sure as hell don't go fast. If I'm going to spend $15k building up an engine, I'd MUCH rather it go into a 2,600# 944 than a 3,600# 4x4 that has no handling. Call me crazy, but it just seems to make more sense that way, but whatever creams your Twinkie I guess. . .

[gprsh924]

Well i stand corrected, they do run around 6.0-6.3 for the regular cabs. As jeff said, would rather have something that handles well

[speedracing944]

Aren't the new Toyotas at 385 hp?

Speedy

[Porsche-O-Phile]

A Peterbilt semi makes something like 500 hp stock. So what?