What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Congrats, and enjoy. And welcome to TW!

 

Sure miss the jet skiing days.

 

Same as the Lo beam. just 35w

 

Yea I don't mind it . 4 of 6 work days I work till night time, so it's nice to be able to see a bit better inside my taco when I'm loading and and unloading stuff. Also it's a more crisp and cleaner light than the stock yellowish lights .

 

h11

 

thank you sir

 

What MudFlaps are those? Can you post inside pictures of the front MudFlaps?

 

Anyone know if these will fit on a manual access cab?

 

Added Husky Liners front and rear, Lund 5" polished steps and a Husky low profile box. Have in-channel ventvisors. Hesitant to install them. They scored the top edges of the glass on my 2014 F150. Box was under $250, nerfs were $307 delivered and liners were $190 delivered. Ventvisors were under $50. Also added a coat of Mothers California Gold spray wax. Next considering mud flaps. Had them on my 2000 and 2008 Prerunners. Side notes: (1) the rear 2012-2015 liners and mats are identical in 2016. Same part numbers from Husky and Weathertech and (2) I personally love the door ding protection of 5" nerfs and these were hundreds cheaper than Toyota. .

 

Added this lil guy. Rocky Mounts bike clutch!

 

Is the Husky box clamped on or did you drill into the rails?

 

Just the cheap plasticolor shorts. They work great.

 

My truck should me in latter this week or beginning of next week. Just showing my son this forum and all the mods I would like to do, he sent me the below picture stating that this should be my first mod.

 

nice

 

Thanks man. I really like the look of it. I don't think I'll be doing much to it for awhile.

 

Tuck,
This box had j hooks and pre-drilled slots in the box. I attached the j" into the channel of the bed rail tie down system and then the washer and nut attach inside the tool box. If you do not have the rail system then you probably have the "u" hooks down closer to the bed. You could drill one hole per side on the angle of the box and get longer j bolts from home depot. Just remember to have the nuts inside the box so it cannot be removed by criminals. I have actually used double sided tape to hold boxes in several trucks. This box just happened to be built with the hardware location that worked perfectly for me. This box is 20" wide which is too wide for a short bed crew. They make the same box in a 13" width. I have owned many trucks and many boxes. I have bags of excess lock assemblies. I had to modify the lock on this box. The arm that rotates and locks inside is a poorly designed shape. Now that I changed the one piece it locks more securely.

 

that won't work for the 16 tacoma.. although you might be able rig something with the standard box.

 

Nice rack!

 

Put in a new K&N Air Filter.Picture of both.Factory Filter looks pretty good too.

 

Tuck here are pix of the mounting options on my truck