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

This. Looks. Nasty. Very nice dude.

 

Finally made room for my 33" spare in the stock location, using the BFH method. Plenty of room for the rear diff to move.

Going to top off the water in the battery after breakfast. And change the locks on my topper. Edit: Done Off to Elk camp for a week - no TW

 

Got these trim pieces all painted up. Just waiting on them to dry before throwing some clear coat on them! Very easy to do.

 

@b.prall It's a Safari Snorkel and you can get them from Kurt (@cruiseroutfit) from Cruiser Outfitters. It is made for the Hilux but can be modified to work on the tacoma.

 

Thanks. As for the fitment, it gave me minor issues. I used a 1/4" wheel spacer only to clear the caliper. The rim measures 16x8 -11 offset. I did trim the front bumper right at the lead edge of the tire when the steering is turned. The rears were completely fine.

 

SOSconcepts sliders! Let the parking lot dingers swing their doors into my truck now lol!

 

what brand of wife is that and where did you get her from? quality and reliability is nice.
all jokes aside i may start teaching the girlfriend a thing or two about the old yota.

 

Looks good especially with that color

 

What if the swing their door so hard the door bends around your slider, and the rest of the door dings your truck?

 

The wife or the truck?

 

More power to them. Their door will be fucked

 

Is there any decent aftermarket antenna out there, or should I just go with an OEM replacment?

 

should've saved even more and just take off the sway bar

 

Blacked out the front grill. It was fun to do but not sure how i completely feel about it yet.

 

Went in for the headlight tsb today. Dealer said they will have a new set in for me in a week.

 

Had the spark knock TSB done today at the dealership along with an oil change. TSB worked because I don't hear that horrendous sound!

 

Forgive my newb level, but what does TSB stand for

 

Technical Service Bulletin

Pretty much something that can be fixed by Toyota for free but it isn't as urgent as a recall. You print out the TSB and bring it into the dealer and they should perform the fix if needed.

 

Technical service bulletin, or occasionally called "silent recalls"
When a car maker finds several issues in a vehicle, they will often issue a TSB to the dealerships. These will advise of the issue and how to repair it.
Often, these are free to the customer and performed during routine maintenance or on demand. If it's a safety issue, the NHTSA often gets involved and then it becomes a recall. Those are expensive, because the carmaker has to notify everyone and encourage them to come in. It's also bad publicity.

 

derp haha yea Technical, don't know why I said Toyota