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

ooh pretty! Hey what's the back spacing on your wheels?

 

I had about 10 stations tuned in. I live 50 miles north of Denver, and a few are "big" Denver stations. They all sound perfect. There was one one-off station (not even sure why I added it, maybe playing a good song when I checked) and now it is a bit fuzzy and I'll drop it. So it is not "as good" but it is "good enough" for me. I think reception will be very situational. Some people will hardly notice. Some might find 1/2 their stations go away. I went in thinking "might work, might not." I think if you are not getting "fringe" stations from a long distance, it should work fine.

But I *really* like the 12" over 31".

I live in CO, I bet when I go into the mountains I'll lose stations sooner. But I can live with that. This is why I have a USB thumb-drive with music, and bluetooth.

 

Guess I got lucky picking a 12" antenna . Works fine for me. Not as good as 31", but plenty good enough.

 

I installed Rigid LED lights in my new Pelfreybilt bumper.

 

Where is the clitorus

EDIT: pronounce it clit tore russ

 

Thanks for this!, I just ordered the 12" antenna too!

 

I'm usually not a huge fan of the single cabs, but your truck looks pretty badass! nice setup man

 

Man that truck is just cool. Something so right about the proportions of the regular cab with fat tires and a camper shell. And it fits in the garage so easily.

 

spruced her up a bit

 

Well technically last night... But didn't get a picture until this morning.

Scored an ARE Z-Series off CL for an AWESOME price!!!



Just need to get it color-matched now!! And add some Prinsu racks when I get the funds!

 

a lifted regular cab is a sexy beast indeed

 

Made my 2008 taco work by towing my two horse trailer!


Oh ya I installed a Yada Backup camera, put it next to the plate .
I'm doing this to help with trailer hookup.

 

Nice truck. What wheel/tire combo are you running? I like the look. Stock suspension or lifted?

 

Cool. FYI here is what it looks like on my truck:

 

Put on an @CBI Offroad Fab bedrack to hold my @Cascadia Tents Mt Shasta.




New shocks go on this weekend to help pick up the ass end but the driveway angle doesn't help.

 

Did you get better springs? Shocks don't provide any lift, they just help with dampening and suspension travel.

Matt

 

Nice! And the perfect amount of clearance for the pooch!

 

Haha yeah that doesn't make sense. Let me try that again. The driveway angle will stuff any suspension because the other side is drooped.

I hit the bumpstops over the slightest bumps in the road (even before the bedrack was on) so going to put new shocks on to hopefully stop that from happening. I plan on upgrading all the suspension in the spring/summer to some Dakars and Billies all the way around. Basically looking to stay between 2-2.5" of lift in the rear and 1.5-1.75 in the front.

 

Yeah, I actually have a kennel for him with a MudRiver cover that goes back there. He really likes it and I like having him contained especially on curvy bumpy roads.

 

Took my Tacoma to the dealer today for it's first oil change (they're paying for all routine maintenance for the first 3 years).
I've owned this Tacoma for just over 3 months now and I already have just under 6k miles.
Found a nail in my tire yesterday, so they fixed that too.
I haven't been able to giver her a bath because of all the weather, so I got that done.
Plastic-dipped the rest of my badges.