What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

Damn it. No one ever has them in 16s!


Gorgeous though!

 

What are you going to do with your matte black rims?

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Is there a 16" stealth 6? Thanks!

Haha, I sold them a couple of weeks ago when I placed the order for these with Vin. Another member picked them up.

 

Suitable for framing...

 

Will do, and send it right over to you

 

no

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/wheels-tires-marketplace/230532-scs-f-5-wheels-16x8.html

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/wheels-tires-marketplace/238505-scs-stealth-6-wheels-17x8-5-a.html

 

Apparently not, must be the five spoke ones i'm thinking of

 

You're thinking of the F5.

 

Yes yes, buy me a set would you please?

 

Personally I would set the caster to the C or D setting and the camber all the way out away from the vehicle; torque the UBJ nut to 200 ft-lbs and then don't have him touch them. (I guess you could have him do it if he will). After than just tell him to use the lower cams to adjust camber and caster into the specs your want and then adjust toe.

That will widen out your stance and if the UBJ nut slips you'll know right where to put it again.

 

Just bought this tint from vato zone, I'm going to try to tackle tinting my windows. Have any of you used this tint? I'm not so sure about the quality of it but a few guys I asked at different stores said they haven't had any problems with it. Also, I've used VHT nite shades for smoking tails, never this rustoleam brand, anyone have any experience with it? Thanks guys

 

Oooooo I likey. I'm going to do this too

 

Good advice. Im getting ready to install mine and was wondering where the best setting would be on them. Thanks

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacomas/219169-center-console-organizer-gen2-tacoma.html

http://www.salexorganizers.com/#2855

 

The nice thing about rivnuts is they work when nothing else will. I could not access the vertical space between the truck bed and the cab, so no room for fender washer & nut, etc, hence the rivnut. The rivnut when compressed will apply pressure to the bed between the rivnut head and the 4 flared edges.
Here, pic is worth 10 million words:



They're made for plastic / fiberglass It works well. I got my rivnuts from McMaster in packs of 10 for $6.50 each. 97217A393

The silver custom made tool is like a washer with a handle at 45 degrees. I needed something to make sure that the rivnut did not spin while it was being compressed.

Today I put in a lot of L-Track down on the truck bed floor. In a nutshell, I dropped the spare tire and had a ton of room to work with. I'm using 1/4"-20 all stainless hardware 3/4" flat head machine screws, fender washers, and nylock nuts. I have a second batch l-track material on order. I'll make my own thread when I finish.

 

Before with zip ties
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after with welds .

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Thanks and great picture of the back side. I installed a bakflip tonneau that uses the stock side rails for mounting. I am planning on installing L-track onto the side walls 2 inches below the stock rails. Some of the holes are inacesable or too far to reach. The rivnuts will work perfectly. I am also using the left over lengths from the 6 foot L-track on the cab side of the bed like what you did. Yes, I found the McMaster supply for rivnuts today. Rivnuts on order today. L-track arrived last Friday. Where I can reach it will be fender washers and nylock nuts with stainless 1/4-20 screws.

I had guessed the silver tool was being used as a washer with a handle to hold down rivnut and keep from rotating. It beats the cost of real rivnut install tool costs.

 

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