Sunday, February 17, 2013

TRD-Tuned Toyota FJ Cruiser

TRD-Tuned Toyota FJ Cruiser The FJ Cruiser is already one of Toyota's most capable off-roaders, but this SEMA special gets a number of modifications inspired by the Baja Series Tacoma. The most significant upgrade is an underbody "exoskeleton" that increases body rigidity to allow for more intense off-roading excursions. Suspension mods include Bilstein race shocks on all four corners and tires have been upgraded to 17-inch TRD beadlock-style wheels wrapped in BFGoodrich All-Terrain rubber. Performance gains come courtesy of a TRD supercharger, a rotor pack, air-to-water intercooler, and cat-back exhaust. The mods help boosts the 4.0-liter V-6 to 345 hp and 340 lb-ft of torque, 30- and 25-percent gains over stock, respectively. We wonder if the TRD-tuned FJ Cruiser could lead to a cool, low-volume special-edition model before the FJ Cruiser eventually ends its production run. Here's the full list of modifications straight from Toyota: Engine 4.0-liter V6 engine .

TRD-Tuned Toyota FJ Cruiser

TRD-Tuned Toyota FJ Cruiser

 TRD-Tuned Toyota FJ Cruiser

TRD-Tuned Toyota FJ Cruiser
TRD-Tuned Toyota FJ Cruiser




TRD-Tuned Toyota FJ Cruiser

 TRD supercharger with Twin Vortices System (TVS)
Four-lobe, high-efficiency rotor pack
Large air-to-water intercooler
345 HP (30% increase) @ 3,500 rpm
340 lb.-ft. of torque (25% increase) @ 3,500 rpm Drivetrain
Five-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission TRD Tuned FJ Cruiser Concept Rear Three Quarters Suspension
Front 60-mm Bilstein(R) race shocks with 1.3" lift / " articulation
Rear 50-mm Bilstein(R) race shocks with 0 lift / 1" articulation / remote reservoirs Interior
Custom floor mats
Two-tone leather interior with FJ-S logos on seatbacks Exterior
17-inch TRD Midnight Black beadlock-style wheels
BFGoodrich All-Terrain tires
Cat-back exhaust
Front nudge bar
Rock rails

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