Finished my exterior mods, Sharing some pictures

Tires are General Grabbers 265 75 16
My truck is 2015, I believe the rear bumpers the the same for all second gen.

 

Are those Black Rhino wheels?

 

Wicked awesome rig you got there OP I love that grill might have to look into one for my truck

 

Nice looking truck! I have never been a fan of those Body Armor bumpers, but thats just my opinion.

 

Truck lots great man

 

Looks good dude. Do you have any pic's of the headunit install. Which kit did you use and is that the Pioneer 4200. I'm having a install done in 2 weeks I'm looking at the 4200 or 8200. How do you like your audio system.

 

I'll take some pictures of the head unit, I used this kit:

Scosche ISO Double DIN & DIN+Pocket Kit for 2012-Up Toyota Tacoma by Scosche

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DL9T350/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It's a perfect match to the factory color. The Scosche kit uses metal mounting brackets vs plastic.
It is a 4200, sound quality for the head unit is beautiful, I've gone through over 10 different audio systems through the years. You can't ask for more from Pioneer NEX, it does everything... and does it well. I don't need nav since andriod auto works so well, for me the 8200 wasn't worth it. I'm experimenting with an active setup now vs passive and just ordered some Hertz MLK2 to replace my HSK. Didn't really want to sink so much money in the audio but the bug bit me hard this time around.

 

They're MB 352 from discount tire, black with machined face.

 

So you used your factory metal brackets. I read where the metra kit uses the metal brackets. Just checking because I would rather use the metal to support the headunit. Not sure if I will go with the 8200. I like the nav and the better screen. Just don't like the price.

 

That truck is SICK! Good job

 

For me, the capacitive screen wasn't worth the money. The screen on the 4200 is really responsive. The kit came with its own metal brackets.

 

I like it Looks great dude. I had a lot a audio installs done over the years too. Did you think about keeping your factory headunit?

 

I attempted to keep the factory unit, for stock, it is pretty decent. Even with a LC6i, playing with different ground locations, I had a low hum. The signal also just never good enough, muddy is the best way I can describe it. Knowing what a clean system sounds like, I wasn't satisfied. One tip that helped me get rid of ALL alternator noise is grounding the head unit and amp to the same grounding point. I used factory grounding bolt under the carpet under the front driver seat and made sure I sanded off the paint. They also share the same power wires, I just ran a 10 gauge wire from the positive on the amp to the head unit.