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Chilicat · 05-02-2004, 12:12 PM

I find the Titan overall has a fine ride but does suffer in comparison to my prior Tundra in a few instances. The front end of the Titan does seem to dip and flex more on "whoop de whoop" type road features. I live in an area where many roads are undulating or have dips and the Titan does rebound a little much. The other short coming is concrete freeway expansion joints at about 75 mph. Coming into Phoenix for the first time on I-10 was quite a nasty surprise for me. The Titan just plain does not handle that well vs. my prior Tundra and my prior F-150 for that matter.

Other than that, I find the ride quite nice, body roll and yaw in minimized in tight corners, and the steering is responsive with agile handling for a vehicle of this size.

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Chilicat Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Tucson, Arizona Posts: 152 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	comparison I find the Titan overall has a fine ride but does suffer in comparison to my prior Tundra in a few instances. The front end of the Titan does seem to dip and flex more on "whoop de whoop" type road features. I live in an area where many roads are undulating or have dips and the Titan does rebound a little much. The other short coming is concrete freeway expansion joints at about 75 mph. Coming into Phoenix for the first time on I-10 was quite a nasty surprise for me. The Titan just plain does not handle that well vs. my prior Tundra and my prior F-150 for that matter. Other than that, I find the ride quite nice, body roll and yaw in minimized in tight corners, and the steering is responsive with agile handling for a vehicle of this size. __________________ ____________________________ The harder I work, the "luckier" I seem to get. Go figure.