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After a year in the shop, the turbo powered 292 straight-six is broken in and hits the road and the track for a run down the 1/8th mile drag strip; we rescue a Toyota Tundra in need of accessories.
After a year in the shop, the turbo powered 292 straight-six is broken in and hits the road and the track for a run down the 1/8th mile drag strip; we rescue a Toyota Tundra in need of accessories.
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