I haven?t compensated for the tire difference.
My other car shows the same distance, give or take, to my office (about 10 miles ) so I thought the difference would be negliable. Regerading the top speed, with larger tires the truck goes faster than the speedometer shows...right, so maybe mine does 88 mph wich I doubt since it only revvs to 3000 rpm in forth and less fith? The top speed isn?t my main concern since I harldy ever go faster than 60 mph. The thing that bugs me is the gas milage <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/evil.gif" alt="" /> Even with bigger tires I should get some more miles outof each tank...
The engine was overhauled last summer and almost everything is new (check my other thread a while back: http://www.4x4wire.com/forums/showf...mp;amp;sb=5&o=14&fpart=1
Gonna try new vaccuum hoses and see...

My best was 4200rpm in 5th gear. I'm on 33's/4.88s.
I'm not sure what the speed was, I didn't have my GPS and I don't trust the speedo.

When mine was almost new, I once it doing an indicated 165 kph (about 100 mph) on the QEW in Ontario with 4.10s and 225/75R15 stock tires. It was late and my BMW-driving buddy was in the passenger seat... scared him half to death. Too funny. Of course I'm far too mature to do that now <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />

Still haven?t driven another Toyota pickup but drove a Mazda B2600 yesterday. It felt like a sports car next to mine:)
Hit 80mph in a heart beat... And he?s getting 23 mpg...go figure. I?d switch to that mazda motor in a second if I could. Yes, it?s a 2.6 litres but it shouln?t make that much difference, should it?