I need a new commuter, vote on what gen I should buy

[snowplow]

do I want to get a 1st gen or 2nd gen straight axle or 3rd gen IFS. Also 22r or 22re or V6. Are the performance bennies worth the trouble of EFI for a daily driver? Is the V6 (never had one) a @#$% to work on? Help me figure this one out...

[79coyotefrg]

v6 trucks are a nightmare  to work on,  i vote  second gen solid  front

[fullthrottle]

i think the 1st gens look sick

[Gittinit]

v6 trucks are a nightmare  to work on,  i vote  second gen solid  front

X2 with efi

[Rocksurfer]

Year:    1985
Make:   Toyota
Model:  4Runner or SR5 Truck (extra or standard cab)
Engine: 22R EFI





You get the best of everything in 1985!

[Rockcrawlintoy]

3rd gen with IFS for a DD

Drew

[DTB]

3rd gen with IFS for a DD

Drew

x2, newer truck more reliable

[Tallchevy]

The V6 is more expensive to build & the early V6 engine problems. If your 6ft you will want at least 2nd or 3rd gen extra cab or 4Runner. There is at more leg room.  

[snowplow]

Is the performance gain from the efi worth how hard it is to work on? (daily driver) thanks all

[Rockcrawlintoy]

i hardly have to work on mine. maintenance isn't  any harder due to the efi in my opinion

Drew

[Rocksurfer]

The efi is harder to work on that a carbed, I thought it was the opposite.