What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

How did you do the resistors? Is there a patch cord that plugs between the factory wiring and the bulb? Did you cut the cord and attach one inline? Also, do you need one per corner? One for front, one for back? Thanks!

 

88p. ARB ez deflator

 

Anyone install one of these or have any bull bar pics??

$170 TAC Bull Bar Grille Guard Compatible with 2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma (Remove Skid Plate - If Equipped) Pickup Truck 3" Black Front Brush Bumper Guard Grille Guard Push Guard Off Road Exterior Accessories

http://www.amazon.com/TAC-TOYOTA-TA...54860116&sr=8-3&keywords=2016+tacoma+bull+bar

 

I used the load resistor kit for the rears. They splice in. You just have to peel back the protective wiring cover a bit. The key is to splice into the turn signal power wire and not the running light power. to my recollection the fatter of the wires is the turn signal power. I think it appears obvious when you have it apart. The other end of the resistor splices into the ground wire which is green. Make sure the resistor is mounted away from anything plastic. It gets hot! I used Gorrilla mounting tabs I got at Home Depot they are resistant to heat and cold cut to size and stuck to metal body. The front I used the JDMs. They are plug and play no splicing super easy 2 minute to put in. Just electrical tape the connection so they don't come apart. Part number was 20-009 Amber from ijdmtoy. But I have an extra set of everything you need for front and back. Except Gorrilla mounting tabs. Still in packaging taking up space in my parts cabinet. Make me an offer.

 

Are those the FN version or OEM for wheels?

 

These are FN Wheels.

Can anyone recommend a good tire? Leaning toward Toyo tires open country a/t II for a quieter ride and longer tread life

 

Made some adjustments to the Prinsu.

 

So far my tail gate has held up perfectly fine. I did it in late November and thus far is fine. I live in Southern Ontario for reference.

 

I put on Goodyear Adventures 265/70/17. For me they are very quiet. Just enough aggressive tread for the snow and ice I deal with most. Good tread life 60,000. Not too heavy. Good strength in sidewall. They were a good purchase for me.

 

i luv blue lights thats one reason i like the tacoma all lights are blue. will add under dash blue to light up the floor

 

Does anyone recommend and have the link for hi and low LED headlight and fogs? Looking to change mine out.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/just-installed-opt7-leds-in-projectors-and-fogs.413429/

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00VNBDWPK...lid=2PGSQRG0TZ5V7&coliid=I275HG0O1VHESV&psc=1

 

Thanks bro!

 

Xenondepot has a good H11 low beam kit. And fog light kit H11 wide beam. MHO don't change out the high beam with LED. They don't cast a far enough beam for highs. Get a good set of PIAA superbrights for H9 the colors match and they throw out a nice beam

 

No worries. I haven't bought them yet, but I plan too. Everyone seems pretty happy with them. I haven't found someone that have replaced the high beams (H9) yet.

 

I'm using a Küat Dirtbag fork mount on the front rail. Ordered the front rail immediately after buying my truck and had the fork mount from my previous truck.

 

i am interested in the channel brackets you got sitting in this pic

 

Would you use the same for the fogs too or another?

 

Here's where I got the T-Slot nuts from:
http://www.grizzly.com/products/T-Slot-Nuts-pk-of-4-9-16-Slot-3-8-16/G9513

The cone nuts can be found at Home Depot and the spring nuts came from my CCR Sport tie down hooks I had from my Fronty. I opted for the t-slot nuts because that's what I found on here. However any of the options would work, the cone or spring would have to be removed to use the unistrut nuts.

 

So I snapped a shot real quick while out running errands. Still not great (I hate this phone), but it's a side shot. lol