The drop down air dam and maintenance mode for cleaning it. Toyota continues to impress. In this video I also show the grill gates or baffles for even better fuel economy. I show you how to retract and extend the hidden air dam.
Is there away to turn that off if need be. I travel dirt roads in Maine well above 30 mph and I'd hate to see it get whacked. Also there plenty of times that I'd be driving over 30 in the winter and hit snow pockets or drifts that seem like they would take that out as well
I don't see why not. The interior already has a hundred buttons. I even have _two_ ride height buttons on a truck which I don't think came with a ride height option.
There’s plenty of Tacoma videos showing the air dam removal doesn’t do anything for fuel economy. What it will lessen is dirty air and turbulence under the vehicle which causes stability issues at higher speed. I’ve got a tundra with this and it’s probably not worth fixing if it ever breaks. Without an air dam it will get “floaty” above 70mph but not to the point of “I need to fix that”. If mine died tomorrow I doubt I would realize it.
@@stevenwelchtoyota for sure! In Canada the government recently passed legislation that by 2035 all dealerships must only sell electric vehicles. Now that may change with a new government elected but you can see what the future holds.
