The T | X sequence of Baja California is now subject to the remaining tests for use in both entry and Tacoma Double Cab 4 × 4 fashion prepared with TRD Off-Highway packet. The PreRunner fashion include growth can also be considered. The Tacoma T | X Baja series is supplied with a 4.0-liter V6 engine with either six-speed manual and five automatic transmission rate. Along with a rear locking differential electronically managed, Holiday Traction Management (A-TRAC), Hill-Start Aid Control (HAC) and Downhill Assist Administration (CAD) currently equipped in the TRD Off-Street package, limited edition of T | X BF Goodrich Baja Collection adds T / A KO tires (LT265/70R16) and lock the heel off-road model wheels with a unique weapon gray finished steel, TRD cat back exhaust height and increased input trip nearly two inches
The front suspension has been upgraded to include 60 mm piston stroke Bilstein shocks with coil springs TRD that the function of a zinc body protection and improve an inch of wheel travel. The rear suspension is equipped with Bilstein shock absorbers stroke of 50 mm with a remote reservoir to increase the discharge capacity of oil for higher heat dissipation and damping sensitivity. The rear shocks also feature a galvanized body and a 1.5-inch increase in wheel travel. Additional details about the sequence of Baja California, along with prices and ordering information will probably be available in early 2012.
The front suspension has been upgraded to include 60 mm piston stroke Bilstein shocks with coil springs TRD that the function of a zinc body protection and improve an inch of wheel travel. The rear suspension is equipped with Bilstein shock absorbers stroke of 50 mm with a remote reservoir to increase the discharge capacity of oil for higher heat dissipation and damping sensitivity. The rear shocks also feature a galvanized body and a 1.5-inch increase in wheel travel. Additional details about the sequence of Baja California, along with prices and ordering information will probably be available in early 2012.
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