Look at this video and see how big our bolts are. Is this true?

http://cardatablog.wordpress.com/200...dra-bolt-size/

 

No, it's a clever lie meant to make you love your F-150 even more.

Of course it's true!

 

It was a rhetorical question. They don't believe it on the T forum.

 

yes, all f150 owners have much bigger and longer bolts than tundra owners.

 

Rumor has it our nuts are bigger too.......

 

Holy crap! I would be so embarassed if my bolt was that small!

That really is pathetic. When I first saw how ugly the new Tundra is, I though "What it lacks in looks, it must really make up for in power and strength". I guess that just isn't true.

 

Damn right!!!

 

No rumor, thats how it IS!

 

anyone ever seen the south park clip of the chinese men all getting the american guys by saying "oh you america, american have large *****, we china have small *****,very small!"

 

Chinpokomon
Episode 42, Season 3

Chinpokomon Executive: You are American.
South Park Toy Store Owner: Yes.
Chinpokomon Executive: Ohhh, you must have very big *****!
South Park Toy Store Owner: Excuse me, I was just asking you what your up to with these toys.
Chinpokomon Executive: Nothing, we are very simple people with very small *****. Mr. Hosik's ***** is especially small!
Mr. Hosik: So small.
Chinpokomon Executive: We cannot achieve so much with such small *****, but you American wow, ***** so big, so big *****!
South Park Toy Store Owner: Well aah I guess it is pretty good size.

 

 

I love when Mr Hosik laughs and says "So small". I have a buddy that has that as his email notification. Every time he gets an email, his computer says "So small".

 

I really wouldn't put much into the bolt comparisons. I own a spring shop and have never seen an end bolt break no matter the size. Typical sizes are between 1/2 - 5/8 for about all 1/2 - 1 ton trucks and for whatever reason the F150 put in about a 11/16 bolt (actually metric). It's bigger but the smaller ones aren't going to break. I haven't had a Tundra in here yet but I wouldn't be surprised if the bolt they took is from the shackle end. If you compare your front bolt to rear shackle bolt you'll notice a big size difference. It's actually better to have a smaller bolt with more rubber in the bushing to absorb impact. I've seen about everything imaginable from axles completely ripped out or hangers torn off but every time the spring or u bolts broke and never the end bolts.

 

here is one that not only mentions tundra but chevy and the titan too...i guess this one is gone....if that is the case....he has alot of work getting rid of any mention of tundras

 

No. That would be only YOURS that does that. As you can see, my posting only mentions the F-150!