Toyota Fortuner 2020 Owners

[Egan101]

I guess 180kmh will be reachable with the 2.8L model. Beyond that, I doubt it can sustain such speeds. If you want something that can do more than 200kmh, I would suggest a different vehicle.


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[Gumusut_Amige]

I guess 180kmh will be reachable with the 2.8L model. Beyond that, I doubt it can sustain such speeds. If you want something that can do more than 200kmh, I would suggest a different vehicle.


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i believe so... just want to try the top speed sana. i don't have any intention to run at that speed. actually isa sa life saving rules namin ay observe speed limit.

[Dr.Kamiya]

Video na lang! Live vicariously!

193kmh daw ang top speed.

[Gumusut_Amige]

Video na lang! Live vicariously!

193kmh daw ang top speed.

yung nasa clip ay hindi yata yung latest fortuner...

new Fortuner powertrain

HP - 201
Torque - 500nM

tama ka, i'll just wait sa YT pag available na

[tool_46n2]

A car/SUV capable of doing 180kph presents a good balance of safety and performance.
Even Volvo limits its cars to 180, Every Volvo model now comes with a 18kph speed limit and Care Key - Volvo Cars Global Media Newsroom

What is more practical is having good acceleration, like 0-60mph and rolling acceleration from 60-80mph (96-129kph) for quick overtaking

[EQAddict]

Similar power (around 200 hp stock) but look at what the :

1) racechip mod,
2) an air intake,
3) and a full exhaust

do to the 0-100 kph and 0-120 kph (yes he measures 0-120) times. Big difference with these relatively affordable add ons.


Huge power gains on a Ranger Raptor from RaceChip, full exhaust, K&N drop in and speed booster - YouTube



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[Dr.Kamiya]

Similar power (around 200 hp stock) but look at what the :

1) racechip mod,
2) an air intake,
3) and a full exhaust

do to the 0-100 kph and 0-120 kph (yes he measures 0-120) times. Big difference with these relatively affordable add ons.


Huge power gains on a Ranger Raptor from RaceChip, full exhaust, K&N drop in and speed booster - YouTube



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I think turbo cars really do benefit from an exhaust, especially non-sports cars because the stock exhaust is designed to be quiet rather than unrestrictive. Rather, the gain from the exhaust seems to be bigger than the gain from the chip!

The part I find strange is why the "Speed Booster" has such a big gain when it's really just a throttle controller. I guess that means that the stock throttle map isn't actually giving full throttle.

[Egan101]

A diesel-fed PPV is not something you wish for a quick 7-seater. These are meant to be multi-purpose family haulers with low fuel expense. An Innova 2.8L would be as quick, if not quicker, at a much lower price.

If you want a quick and spacious 7-seater which can 0–100 kmh in around 6 seconds, buy the Ford Explorer Sport. If you want something more affordable yet capable of doing around 8 seconds on a 0-100kmh sprint, buy the CX9 2.5 turbo. If you really want a quick diesel, I suggest a VW Touareg V6 TDI.


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