What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Looks great!

 

thanks! a pain in the a** but worth it I think! I may have the body shop paint my other grill the same way, but have them clear it so it matches perfectly.

 

Installed my husky weatherbeaters. I now have some all weather Tacoma mats as well as brand new carpet mats the dealer through in. Will probably sell them.

 

Looks great man

 

??????? That didn't answer my question at all

 

Yes it did... People are mostly using them to level out the truck. .85 in front and nothing in the rear

 

that is the nicest 3rd gen grill i've seen. looks like it came from toyota. nice looking rig, my favorite color!

 

thanks man! saving for my lift, wheels/tires and camper shell.

 

you are going to have a nice rig! i have a snugtop on my 15,love it.

 

I wanna snugtop, but the closest dealer is 4 hours away. I'll probably get the leer 100xq

 

good choice, i always wanted a snuggie. had to drive 3 hours to dealer to get it. won't do that again, but the install was great. only thing i screwed up on was i didn't get the windoors,oh well.

 

I think I'm gonna go that route if the damn truck ever shows up!! Thanks for the reply man and your truck looks nice btw

 

DIY Bed divider. All materials from Harbor Freight. Total cost is around $78.
(2) Ratcheting cargo bar, $21.99
(2) 2x20ft Recovery straps, $16.99

Much more affordable than aftermarket bed dividers which can cost $200+

 

Awesome dude! im going to get the same size for mine too. Plan on doing a lot of offroading whenever i make it east of the bay.

 

So I am running Fuel Beast 17x9 -12 offset with 285/70/17 and 5100's up front set to the highest setting.

 

You need to go back and reread the question. I didn't ask anything about a specific height. I asked if they are using blocks to lift the truck or AAL's along with the shocks or if the shocks are just lifting it on their own. I know it's kind of a stupid question but I haven't read anybody making the statement about using both.

 

Nice job TacoThurs! How did you stitch the straps?... a standard sewing machine?

 

I can't remember the brand. They are my old neoprene covers of my 2012 Tacoma. Their a little worn but they get the job done.

 

A standard sewing machine will not work as the straps are too thick. If you have access to a commercial/heavy-duty sewing machine, by all means. I tried grommets and rivets to no avail and eventually secured the straps together using the good ole staple gun!

 

Always good to see me.

Crawling in for a drive and having Mr. Murray greeting ya has to make for a nice ride!