Wooohoo! Glad to see you back in a third gen! I'll be interested to see how your diesel swap goes. Ive got a couple years before I go down the road to more power but a diesel swap has always been high on my list of options.![]()
Wooohoo! Glad to see you back in a third gen! I'll be interested to see how your diesel swap goes. Ive got a couple years before I go down the road to more power but a diesel swap has always been high on my list of options.![]()
He is not doing a diesel swap anymore. baby #2 is on the way he bought a jap land cruiser with a turbo deisel in it
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The whole Japanese import thing is great except for one little detail....right hand drive. It's a huge pain in the ass sitting on the wrong side of the vehicle, especially for a daily driver.
If it weren't for that simple detail I'd have myself a nice 4WD Delica right now.
Yes and switching gears with left hand is not that easy!! Saw a right hand drive Twin Turbo Supra cruising other day. First ive seen in this town. It was pretty awesome.
That's a much older version of what I was planning on installing, mechanical pump, etc. But yes, I saw that a few months ago. There's actually a guy who's done my exact swap, same motor and all, into a Tacoma. He loves it!Apparently the TDI swap has already been done
Sorry if this is a repost and everybody has already seen this
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Yours is the first case I've heard of someone not caring for RHD. Every other account I've read has said adapting to RHD couldn't be easier. But, the true test will be when it arrives in a few weeks.The whole Japanese import thing is great except for one little detail....right hand drive. It's a huge pain in the ass sitting on the wrong side of the vehicle, especially for a daily driver.
If it weren't for that simple detail I'd have myself a nice 4WD Delica right now.
I already go through life backwards, so that should be an easy adjustment.The worst part is having to go through drive-throughs backwards
Well, a women driving anything is always a risky choice. [emoji12] Very interesting story though!Reminds me of the days when my "future ex-wife" attempted to deliver mail. It was part-time, requiring you to furnish your own ride. I bought a very used USPS jeep. Needless to say, after I had to replace several mail boxes, she was forced to find a new career Right hand drive can be dangerous in the wrong hands!
Yours is the first case I've heard of someone not caring for RHD. Every other account I've read has said adapting to RHD couldn't be easier. But, the true test will be when it arrives in a few weeks.