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

Thank you, and nice! I looked into McNeils originally but I guess I kept trying during "race season" so since I was a joe schmo my business wasnt good enough for them which pissed me off so I will never buy anything from them. Then fiberworx never picked up the phone either. I came across hannemann and the guy was AWESOME with customer service, quality, and price. I wouldnt change a thing.

 

Ya ive herd really bad things about glass works .. Long waits n bad service, but thats from company service not dealers, had a dude named austin from vegas dezert fab hook me up ! Mcneils what he recommended due to what you were saying, but dealing with him was awesome and easy! Cant wait ! I originally wanted glass works but the quoted wait was crazy. So fuckit and im supporting a local shop. to me doesnt get anybetter!

 

There are vendors on here. I have a hood and bed light kit from @tacodane. They are pretty good kits. https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tacodane-led-designs.332940/

 

Adjusted my RCI transmission skid plate as it was rubbing the exhaust pipe. Added washers to shim it down further. Unfortunately I had to overlap the skids backwards for now.

Perhaps this is an excuse to customize the exhaust? True dual? Haha

 

New bed side decal. #TRDenvy

 

These are delicate "trucks". You have to baby them these days.

 

House looks great! Happen to have anymore shots of that 240z in the back?

 

@Iggy. switch plate mod

 

Idk man house looks ... kinda small. . . A bit cramped.

 

It's all about location.

 

Installed my Body Armor steps (not sliders). Went on easy enough. My biggest helper was my Home Depot Homer bucket. Didn't complain a bit.

 

Just leaf springs and bearings!

 

Spidertrax!

A question for those who have installed spacers on their Tacomas...how did you keep the front wheels from spinning to torque the spacers on? I came up with 2 quick solutions...1) put it in 4HI and then start the work (didn't try this) or 2) ask the fiancee to lean on the brake pedal (did this).

 

Put a lock pin in the disc brake and stop spinning when it hit the caliper

 

I didn't think of that, but a little Googling after I was done showed this as a common solution. Though I read a lot of "put a screwdriver in the rotor vent". Good to know for other things.

 

Sounds like you went through some nasty stuff, I've been off roading in mine 1 to 2 times a month and haven't had any of the issues you speak of. 2014 TRD Off Road

One of the mud holes I went through
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xq7OKYuyELQ

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Car-Truck-W...essor-Hunter-FMC-John-Bean-Rack-/121359982522

I'm sure you can make yourself one if you didn't want to spend the money.

 

Not really. Common sense goes a long ways. Hosing off mud before it dries up underneath your truck will work fucking wonders.

 

I believe that was meant to be sarcastic.

 

New SCS Stealth 6s, nitto rubber, and Billy's.