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It uses the same 4.0 liter V6 as the Tacomas, 4Runners and Tundras. I think they're rated around 240 horsepower and 280 lb-ft. of torque. There is a full time 4WD model available, a 6-speed manual transmission or 5-speed auto. They have VSC, Traction Control, and ABS with EBD just like most...

What did you want to know about it? They use the 2UZ, they're full-time 4WD. I don't think they're any different than the last few years... or are you talking about the FJ Cruiser?

A Lexus ES is basically a V6 Camry. You're really comparing the base model new Camry with the high-end Camry (ES) from '97. They've always been good cars but I'm not trying to justify Motor Trend's decision (although I do agree with them). You should compare the ES with a '07 Camry that's loaded...

I don't know of any definite plans for the turbo diesel, but I did read that Toyota recently invested in Isuzu and plans to use some of their diesel technology in the future.

Don't quote me on this, I'm just looking at a diagram and it's not extremely detailed but it looks like 2 bolt mains... the 2UZ has 2 bolt mains too though doesn't it???

3UR-FE 1UR-FSE Don't know that one yet...

The 454 and 502 both have a 4" stroke, the Tundra 5.7 will have a 4.02" stroke! Pretty huge indeed. The 3UR (5.7L) has an aluminum block & heads. As far as I know nobody has one yet, they haven't hit the dealerships yet but they should within the next couple weeks. My boss is actually gone today...

Hi, my name is Joe and I just registered here. I stumbled across this forum using Google. I work in the parts department for a local Toyota dealer, I'm about to purchase a 2006 4Runner 4WD w/ a 2UZ... Feel free to ask questions, I have access to some pretty good resources here and I'm looking...