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

It's on there. Got it done right before the rain hit. Really need a garage.....

 

pictures because why not....back when i got my new shoes on it

 

Pressure washed chassis, preparing for tomorrow antitrust paint. Been an 05 it only has some superficial rust, so prevention is now a must!

 

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See, it works! lol

 

Got a brand new set of studded Wintercats (265/75R16) for $300 yesterday. So far I'm pretty impressed. I usually go Hankook but these were too good to pass up.

 

I have them in my heated towing mirrors as well.
I'm not sure how putting a turn signal in your wheel well fixes anything?

 

Tedious tailgate pad install..

 

Finally got around to installing my Anti-Dark kit my wife got me for X-mas. Thanks @BeeRadd!

 

Just ordered some F-5's in the flat black

 

Those are great tires! I ran them for years on a couple different trucks.

 

Mounted up the hilift tonight. Went with AllPro mounts. I know $$, but damn are these qualitaay.

 

Make sure to put pictures! Those are the wheels I plan to get in the future.

 

Will do buddy

 

What pressures did you run the front / back at on the Tacoma?

 

Nah, it's a bit smaller. I'm thinking the stainless stock I gave him to cut it from was only 4" wide. Most decent sized towns will have a metal fab shop that can cut a design you bring them for pretty cheap. From there you can powder coat or paint and clear any colors you want.

 

Not really something I did but I saw these at home depot. Cut to fit weathertech floor mats. They didn't look as deep as the laser cut type but still weathertech for $25 and a good/cheap alternative to factory rubber mats if your truck didn't come with them.

 

265/75/16 load C, I ran 35 psi on all 4 corners most of the time. On long trips I bumped it up to 38. I had them as low as 18 for wheeling - could have gone lower on stock steel rims.

 

Few changes. Toytec coilovers, rear 5100s, air lift bags, and new nitto 285s.

 

Bummer, but thanks for posting the pic. I'll have to do more research on local fab shops.