A Toyota motocross bike? Well, sort of

The group fabricated a specially made swing arm with the Toyota logo machined into it. The rear shock included a custom reservoir mount location to move it further away from the heat coming off of the exhaust system. Clutch and front brake actuation were accomplished using levers by ARC Levers, and Motion Pro cables. Hammerhead Designs provided the shift lever and rear brake lever. The brake rotors were custom pieces with the Toyota logo engraved into them.  Wheels from Spinergy Wheels utilizing Fiber Spoke Technology completed the chassis modifications. Sprockets, bars, and grips from Renthal finished the operational modifications.

How do I bleed a toyota prius cooling system?


you buy a radiator cap with a relief valve in it.

I've heard suggestions of how your engine with the radiator cap and

Best New Cars 2010 – Toyota Prius - Popular Mechanics

Like the Toyota Prius. And the Prius has been the mpg leader—a title it has earned yet again with its 2010 model. A low (0.25) coefficient of drag is where the efficiency starts, but the real secret is in the refinements to Toyota’s hybrid system. The 1.5-liter engine has been replaced with a torque-rich 1.8-liter unit that still operates with the late-intake-valveclosing Atkinson cycle. More low-end torque means the engine doesn’t have to work as hard. The hybrid system uses the same planetary continuously variable transmission (CVT) as before, but with a new twist. The main electric motor drive was downsized and produces less torque (153 lb-ft versus 295). But a reduction gearset that connects it to the gearbox allows that motor to spin faster. Consequently, it makes 80 peak hp, 13 more than before.

The nickel-metal-hydride battery pack has a more effective cooling system too, which allows peak output to rise from 25 kilowatts to 27. And now, finally, Prius owners can hit an EV button and cruise for about a mile locked in electric drive. On a recent test, the car delivered a thrifty 52 mpg in the city—even better than the EPA’s 51-mpg rating.

Toyota’s hybrid system remains the benchmark. But the tech extends beyond the drivetrain with optional solar ventilation, radar-based cruise control and intelligent parking. Yet it’s the driving dynamics that make the Toyota appealing to a wider audience. This is the first Prius that’s actually fun to drive. Make sure your comment is relevant to the topic discussed. Comments not relevant to the topic will be deleted. Neither you nor Popular Mechanics has the ability to make your e-mail address public. However, we ask that you submit your e-mail address to us just in case we need to contact you. Thank you for your understanding--The Editors.

Cooling System Directory

Toyota Cooling System - eHow.com
Learn about Toyota Cooling System on eHow.com. Find info and videos including: How to Troubleshoot the Cooling System in a Toyota Tacoma, How to Troubleshoot ...

Toyota Cooling System - Partstrain.com
You should understand however that the components of your Toyota cooling system will wear out periodically and thus will need to be replaced. Do not fret however ...

How to 'Burp' a Toyota Coolant System | eHow.com
Air in the cooling system causes hot spots and subsequently... Bleeding the cooling system in your Toyota is very simple and best of all doesn't require any tools. ...

Toyota Camry Cooling System Parts
Toyota Camry Cooling System Parts

Toyota Camry Cooling System Questions - CarSpace Automotive ...
Toyota Camry Cooling System Questions discussion in the CarSpace automotive forums by Edmunds.com


Return to top