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The Reason I Bought My Tacoma

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by brwndg, Feb 28, 2014.

  1. Feb 28, 2014 at 10:12 AM
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    brwndg

    brwndg [OP] Active Member

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    is to bowhunt whitetail & take my canoe out fishing for bass.


    What mods have you all done to make your trucks hunting & fishing machines?
     
  2. Feb 28, 2014 at 10:49 AM
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    Snowbrdr1220

    Snowbrdr1220 Well-Known Member

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    Added some Mossy Oak Breakup Cordura fabric seat covers from Headwaters. A good set of durable camo seat covers are a must have for any hunting/fishing machine! Here are some pics in another thread:

    http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacomas/288595-headwaters-seat-covers-husky-mud-flaps.html

    Headwaters will even add gun scabbards, bow holders, binocular holders, etc onto the backs of the front seats for you if you want. The first time I blasted a big gobbler and jumped in the truck with blood splattered on the back of my pants paid for the seat covers in my opinion. Was carrying the gobbler over my shoulder and didn't realize blood was dripping down the back of my pants from his neck. Just wiped those covers down with an all purpose cleaner and they look like new today, probably would have ruined the fabric on my seats and stained them for ever if I didn't have the covers.
     
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  3. Feb 28, 2014 at 10:58 AM
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    josh0351

    josh0351 Californication

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    Some stuff...
    Fly fishing & camping on the Rapidan! :woot:
     
  4. Feb 28, 2014 at 11:02 AM
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    02Duck

    02Duck manuals make it better

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    TRD Exhaust, Mobtown bolt on sliders and aluminum tailgate reinforcement, Reverse lights changed to yellow turn signals, LED pods added for reverse, ADD W1 oil catch can, Total Chaos bed reinforcement, rear diff breather to taillight mod, 12" combo led bars behind lower grill wired to high beams, Toyota led bed light kit, 400 watt anytime mod, SSO slimeline front bumper.
    I use mine to go fishing and spending time in the woods.
    So far I've:
    Dealer disabled seat belt alarm
    Weather Tech floor mats
    ordered Wet Okole seat covers
    added Firestone Ride Rite air bags
    defrost/AC mod
    wired led lights hooked on to high beams
    added led bed lights

    So far my truck as been great for hauling fishing gear around including boats, and has worked well off road. I still want to do the rear diff breather mod.
     
  5. Feb 28, 2014 at 11:05 AM
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    bigmooze

    bigmooze Well-Known Member

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    Bilstein 5100's all round (0" up front with stock springs), 265/75/16 Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs, K&N 63 Series Aircharger Kit, Flowmaster Super 44 Muffler, Delta Champion Toolbox, fog lights, back-up lights, Sirius satellite radio with PA15-TOY, Midland 1001z CB radio with 2' Firestik II antenna, Weathertech floor mats, AVS sill protectors, Marathon SuperHides Seatcovers (Universal Digital Camo), trimmed front mud flaps, Viair 20005 OBA, Warn W650D driving lights and W650F fog lights on N-Fab light bar, Hi-Lift X-treme jack with off road accessories, TracRac "TracONE" system
    Marathon seat covers, TracRac TracONE cargo rack and TracRac kayak cradles. BFG All Terrain T/A tires before all that. I also added Weathertech mats, an N-Fab light bar up front and some backup lights on the rear bumper.
     
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  6. Feb 28, 2014 at 11:09 AM
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    Snowbrdr1220

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    Oh yeah, forgot about disabling the seat belt alarm. A must do mod for hunters!

    My dealer gave me a hard time about disabling the alarm, so I went and bought a seat belt blank on Amazon for a couple bucks that I can just insert into the seat belt when hunting.
     
  7. Feb 28, 2014 at 12:01 PM
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    monkeyface

    monkeyface Douchebag, or just douche if we're friends

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    Yeah, that's on my list. For the hell of it I counted the chimes with the seatbelt disconnected. 52 chimes. Jebus, unbelievable. They REEAAALLLLY want you to know the seatbelt is disconnected. . . . . .

    Window rainshields are a must, the Weathertech ones I like. And the floorliners like Husky or Weathertech. A shell. DC to AC inverter if you don't have an Offroad version. Some kind of upgrade to the rear springs.

    I like to have some screen in front of the radiator so it doesn't get clogged with insects. I have a Colgan vinyl bra that has a screen on it, but just hanging some window screen in front of the radiator catches the insects before they hit the radiator.
     

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