Will it ever end????

Ok, so over the past couple months I have added Radflo front suspension, Dakar rear springs with Bilstein 5100's, and I just finished fabricating and installing my winch mount and winch. Wanting to get some LED light bars now and am seriously considering mounting a small LED offroad light shining out of my non functional hood scoop. anyone ever done this? I think it would look cool, I may give this a try. Anyway, I need this Tacoma fever to go away before my girlfriend does. Haha! Here is a pic of my winch set up, will get pics of the whole ride as soon as I can clean it up.

 

nope the mods keep coming and coming until you don't have the truck anymore.

 

As long as she's not the one paying for those mods you'll be okay, she wont' leave. LOL

 

Nah, she isn't paying, but she threw out the "you spend more time with that truck than you do me." Last time I heard that was about my race boat and shortly before my divorce. LOL. nah, she is pretty cool with this.

 

^ I just made my truck my girlfriend. Problem solved.

edit: my mountain bike gets jealous still.

 

I hear the same thing. But its "you love that truck more than you love me and spend more on that truck than you do me".

She also wants to drive it

 

here is mod for head light scoop. Dad did it on his truck

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-builds/255483-supercharged-frv-11.html#post7179987

link in that post has a good write up for it.

 

There is always worse addictions the modding your Tacoma.

 

I just put Hella's behind my grill yesterday and the g/f said that money could have been used to go on a date. I said that if we were on our way to a restaurant at night and a deer smashes into my truck b/c I didn't have fog lights, we'd be screwed, so the Hella's are a must...of course, she didn't buy it and was still mad lol

 

Wow, thanks for the link. I was actually thinking the flush mount lights would be the ticket, but now maybe not. Thanks!!!

 

No prob. Enjoying the moding!

 

Sometimes my wife gets jealous when she catches me looking at the water beads glistening off the rear of another Tacoma.