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Old 06-05-2023, 09:41 PM   #10
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I can't figure out how they can't fix the rear track on the cruiser but can make the hilux 100mm all round wider in the last 1/4 of its life cycle
It's because of the wagons.
Toyota won't retool the rear quarters to make them wider just for the Australian market.
Australia is the only country to get diesel V8 79 series.
Rest of the world gets either V6 petrol or the old straight 6 TD, which have the narrower front track.
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