How many people leave their trucks stock'ish?

How's your mpg with this tiers
Nice modo

 

Not much change to notice a difference.

 

I found this forum BEFORE I bought my Taco....so, I already had shit ordered the day I picked it up (last Wednesday). Small stuff for now...bed extender, mat, hood struts, 2x10" subs, N-Fab sides. Prolly gonna wait until first of the year to get the lift and wheels/tires but we shall see. Love the truck though

 

If you don't consider a Leer 100R, WeatherTechs, and Wet Okoles to be mods then mine is stock. It will most likely stay that way for awhile.

 

Mine's mostly stock as well. Went up one size in tires to the 225/75/15 Wranglers. That's pretty much it.

 

Any 4 wheel vehicle or even 2 wheel motorcycle that i've ever owned or driven has been modified.If i've left anything stock is for a very small amount of time to accumulate funds to change(mod).

 

Here's mine....slightly OEM+ at best, and it will stay 99% stock. ---> https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/pix-of-the-taco.389045/

 

First truck I'v ever got the extended warranty, so it's going to stay fairly stock for a while. All new to me, have the lift from the '12 I traded in for the '15 in the shop, just sitting there..... never has that happened. Springs, shocks, brake lines UCA's, all of it. Might sell it, dunno.

 

Just sold my 06 4x4 AC sport. It was stock.

 

Mine is stock except for new tires. Does everything I need it to, so why change it.

 

If it doesn't enhance off-road abilities with minimal impact on daily driving I pass. I installed 5100s to level the front and 265/75 BFG AT KO2 tires on my 2014 DC OR, done and no regrets. All I do now is drive to work, enjoy regular trips to my hunting spots, and stay up on maintenance.

 

I kept mine pretty much stock. I added a few things since the begining on 2015.
digital weather tech mats, Tinted windows, Okle seat covers, a bottle opener in the bed, bed mat bolt (to secure the mat to the bed). Someone on here makes and sells a nice machined metal bar that fits perfect in the slot to lock in the rear sliding glass window. Rims and tires.

I thought about lift but reading and asking questions since I joined here. I didnt want to deal with all the things that could go wrong, vibs, tracking control issues, and warranty issues if you mod the truck.

 

Stock till its paid off.

 

I went with a TRD Pro lift just to keep it at least OEM. I agree with all that has been said here. Mods are great, but my truck is my only vehicle, and it's not a military/militia vehicle, a mad max runner, or a dedicated hunting wagon. But I do use it off road, to take me to where I can start hiking.

I'm thinking of getting a come-along to take with me whenever I need a little bit of security in remote places. In the old days they were commonly used off road, but in 2016 they're a bit of an anachronism, but the good ones work well.

 

Mine is some what stock. Did do after market wheels but went back to stock after having vibration issues. Got the bed mat from Toyota. Changed out tires to Michelin A/T. Also did a leveling kit up front and stock height 8 leaf Alcon leaf springs. Now don't get me wrong I would love to put a 3in. lift under it but just don't want to deal with all the issues that come with that . So she will stay stock.

 

Left my Taco stock for several years after purchase. When warranty expired I joined this site and swapped out my suspension shortly thereafter.

 

All i want to do to my one year old truck completely stock is diffrent rims/tires diffrent grill, headlights, and add a light bar.

 

Been having mine for 7 years and its all stock.

 

I agree. I've added running boards, roof rack, bed mat and cargo divider. Bought it used, so when it was time for tires, it was out with the Dunlops and in with BFG Rugged Trail . Thinking about new exhaust and maybe an intake next. I have to check with my CFO before I go and start spending money. LOL!

 

The more I debate it in my mind I'll probably leave mine mostly stock until it's paid off. I'll put the trd 4Runner wheels on it but if I decide to trade it in at some point, I'd rather not lose money on my mods.