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4G Tacoma 6-Speed Manual – Who Went Old School

TRD JON · 2025-06-18T02:19:18+00:00

Toyota surprised everyone by keeping a 6-speed manual transmission option on certain 4th Gen Tacomas (TRD Sport and TRD Off-Road). Who here actually went for it? I’ve been driving manuals for years, and it’s awesome to see Toyota keep it alive. The clutch feel is solid, maybe a little long though for it to grab, and the gearing feels pretty dialed for trail use. Only downside? You lose some features like Crawl Control and Multi-Terrain Select. Still — if you’re in it for the driving experience, it’s a blast. Anyone else daily-driving the manual or using it on the trails? Let’s show some love for the third pedal — and share tips for break-in and shifting sweet spots.

p3x_taco

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Eibach released their kits for the 4th gen. I have no experience with them. Curious on opinions of the quality vs the OEM OR's Bilstein's?

Looking at the PRO-TRUCK-LIFT Stage 2R specifically.

4TH GEN TACOMA PRO-TRUCK-LIFT STAGE 2R

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