TRD PRO Needs A Supercharger...

The thing with 'guessing' is that often the guess is wrong. As was yours.

ah, well, thanks for clearing that up? :ohwell:



Autoweek as the source of a "car review".. that in itself is hilarious enough.


as long as were giving corporate funded sources time here, ill just leave this here then... just as hilariously pointless, but a complete 180...shows you how the world works ;)

http://www.fourwheeler.com/vehicle-reviews/1503-2015-4x4-of-the-year-new-vehicle-shakedown/
 
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Maybe Toyota will come up with a Super Pro soon and then I will have somebody to make fun of! :lmao:

See you Pro owners are just feeling what us LE owners got before you arrived. Don't worry, when the 6th gen unibody comes out you'll be the cool kids again, really it's like an initiation...

:lmao:
 
See you Pro owners are just feeling what us LE owners got before you arrived. Don't worry, when the 6th gen unibody comes out you'll be the cool kids again, really it's like an initiation...

:lmao:

Hey, I thought we told you LE guys not to speak unless spoken to :lmao:
 
I am afraid to say much of anything around here anymore, because I am a Pro owner. Not only because of the way some other PRO owners have acted, but also because everyone seems to pounce on a thread that mentions the word Pro so they can poke fun.

However, I don't have much interest in a Pro forum. All you have to do is look at the Pro thread and see what it would become. A couple of guys talking about how much they paid, and showing off their ventvisors, paint protection, and blue headlights.

Don't worry dude. I got your back.

Here's the explanation in a nutshell:
The TRD Pro attracts not only the normal enthusiast we would likely see in a forum like this but the Pro also attracted a "fringe" group of buyers unfortunately. You know the type - they think that that vehicle is going to go up in value immediately, they park it in a garage and wipe off every speck of dust, they basically seal it up in a ziploc bag so there will never be any damage, etc. Those guys are why the Pro owners got a bad name here. I (we) realize that not all Pro owner's are like that but it takes some time to separate the wheat from the chaff. The Pro thread is 90% chaff. People like [MENTION=115435]Bevo[/MENTION] and others are fine. People like [MENTION=117561]drsus[/MENTION] seem to get hurt feelings really easily. The best thing anyone can do is take any remarks in stride and join in the festivities.
 
Don't worry dude. I got your back.

Here's the explanation in a nutshell:
The TRD Pro attracts not only the normal enthusiast we would likely see in a forum like this but the Pro also attracted a "fringe" group of buyers unfortunately. You know the type - they think that that vehicle is going to go up in value immediately, they park it in a garage and wipe off every speck of dust, they basically seal it up in a ziploc bag so there will never be any damage, etc. Those guys are why the Pro owners got a bad name here. I (we) realize that not all Pro owner's are like that but it takes some time to separate the wheat from the chaff. The Pro thread is 90% chaff. People like [MENTION=115435]Bevo[/MENTION] and others are fine. People like [MENTION=117561]drsus[/MENTION] seem to get hurt feelings really easily. The best thing anyone can do is take any remarks in stride and join in the festivities.

To be honest you have NO idea how much trouble getting a ziploc bag THAT BIG made was...
 
Btw, the TRDP is not available in Canada. Anyone who really needs to get away from them can move up here, but you'll have to leave all your guns and rocket launchers behind. :gun5:
 

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