sup guys anyone here own a kei truck? i bought a 91 KS4 Subaru

Don't worry about the cold. The radiator is right in front of your knees

100km/h is literally top speed on the base 666cc models as that is the end of all your gears

It's really dependent on the person driving to what they would consider comfortable.

80km is most likely the sweet spot on them

>>16625336

80kmh for 5 hours straight shouldnt cause strain or overheating though? i picked friday because its -30c outside right now but friday onward is only -5c

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No but why hinder yourself?

>>16625732

i have multiple vehicles, only other 4x4 i have is a 6.0 gas Chevy camper that i cant keep putting $120 tanks of gas every 2 weeks to get around the city in winter. just sold my Toyota Hilux for something more economical, kei trucks fit the bill

>>16624893
What counry, op? JPN?

>>16626164

Canada, more specifically Alberta. buying it in the south and driving it back north

>overheating

If there wasnt a problem with the vehicle it won't overheat.

They are driven here up and down mountainous roads (I am talking first and second gear hills) well overloaded, in a tropical climate and unless there is a malfunction no vehcile whether a truck, car, SUV, jap, euro, American, has any issues

Driving along a freeway is probably the easiest thing a vehicle can do.

>>16626342
youre going to cause an accident driving that thing down the highway at 80km/h

rent a flatbed and haul it

>>16626342
unless you're west of 2, isn't Alberta just flat as all fuck? You should be fine, if you break down just steal a new mustang from a first nation.

>>16626640

yep straight and flat for the most part, ive driven from here to Las Vegas twice and to Montana multiple times

>>16626601

its Alberta, theres already some foreigner driving a Toyota on the highway going 40 under the limit i can cruise behind

>>16626578

i suppose, hopefully all goes well