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

UCAs and shocks is a decent mid travel kit perfect for lifting and correcting camber over 3", but replacing LCA usually means long travel. That's new brakelines, tierods, axles if you're 4x4, fenders, more expensive shocks, and that's just off the top of my head. About $1000 vs an easy $4000.

 

Send me some money please lol.

I can promise you it will be done by next weekend if you send a small payment

 

Most people get them to help with the alignment numbers.

 

Love them

 

Do it black. It looks like you already have dark taillights and the matte black will match the rest of the bumper. Ask me how I know......

 

For just 50 cents from 800 tw members we can get @ChadsPride a set of lift spindles

 

Got the rest of the Ram mount stuff in yesterday so got the phone mount finished up. Perfect spot for the phone as well!


Also got in my ARB rebate along with a Discount Tire rebate... now to just decide what to spend $175 on for the truck...

 

Yeah James gave me the quote. He's pretty proud of his stuff. Alright sweet! Thank you

 

If you cant feed them dont breed them.

(That goes for every country)

 

Didnt real through all these so it may have been covered...sorry. but LCA's are not required when upgrading to MT and the UCA are swapped just so you can articulate more and bring the vehicle into better specs with caster, once you have longer travel front susp. LCA are seen more once you start getting LT numbers of travel.

And the stock tacoma ones are quite beefy actually.

 

Why does the 1st gen and 3rd gen have this thread stickied and the 2nd gen isn't?

 

Idk but it oughta be

 

Etna/sharpsburg

 

Any good wheeling trails around the out skirts somewheres?

 

The factory lower control arm has 3 decent size holes that go right through it so I plugged them with bolts that hold on my RCI metalworks LCA skid plates. For what I do the factory lower control arm is plenty. But I will most likely get new lower control arms anyway because I don't like doing just enough.

 

Love me some Canadian winters - just put everything on hold for a few months and it'll be fine!

Those step bars are so awesome - make please?