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1988 Toyto Ranger SIDE Gun Runner

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Vehicles: Vehicle, Exploration, Land, Advanced

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9 Jul, 2022 @ 8:43pm

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Toyto Automotive

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The Toyto Ranger is a reliable 4x4 that sees widespread use in many different environments. It is a popular work vehicle and capable offroader. This capability was recognized by SIDE, which started outfitting Ranger Utes with 20mm Autocannons as and machine guns for their special forces units. Due to all the added weight, the vehicle's durability, and top speed, it is quite adept at ramming. It has a top speed of 140 KMH. It offers a good offroad platform that is easy to repair in the event of an emergency. It is suited for towing trailers as well.

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agrimes 9 Feb, 2022 @ 5:58am

Well if you take this truck drag racing and do 3-4 consecutive passes without a cool-down it will blow up... But it's perfectly fine pulling two cargo containers in 3rd gear...

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Utopian [author] 9 Feb, 2022 @ 4:37am

i dont do things reliably, i do them the way im used to doing them. a friend of mine developed the transmission, so im not 100% sure how reverse works. i do need to optimise my microcontrollers with some more use of composite. however, my current system has its advantages. sometimes you can't always fit a huge 'one and done' microcontroller. In my experience, my stuff is reliable, just complicated. I put a lot of effort into survivability, be it with separate subgrids or simplified drivetrains. I try to make everything accessible to repair, but since this design, while only uploaded 4 months ago, is about a year a half old, the engine design is not the most efficient.

agrimes 8 Feb, 2022 @ 5:04pm

I was on my server and this fireball was rolling down the rail line. I stole the fireball to see what was inside and I think it was this truck. =| The thing is an absolute nightmare to work on. I had to rip out the engine control micro and most of the plumbing around the engine and all but one of the clutches to get to something that will actually drive... Yeah, you have to use a whole stack of my controllers to replace the one-and-done solution for engine control on this thing, but my stuff is actually reliable! How was reverse gear supposed to work on this thing anyway?