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

Oh Ok thanks you guys. I didn't know if there was a place or member that had them for sale. But it's like i thought and have to stay on the lookout

thanks again

 

Your welcome.

 

I got my rough country led pods installed

 

Hit 20 grand on the odo.

2TR running goood!

 

Hey there!

The nice benefit of running Amber over White is reduced glare in poor weather conditions. It greatly helps when driving in fog, rain, dust, and snow.

We do have a Fog Pocket Kit for your year Tacoma found here:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...1-tacoma-plug-and-play-fog-pocket-kit.427171/

This kit will provide 3-5x more usable light and greatly enhance your night driving experience. We have mount and light packages starting at just under $270

It can also be found on our website here:
http://www.bajadesigns.com/products/Toyota-Tundra-07-13-Tacoma-05-11-Fog-Light-Kit.asp

Let me know if you have any questions and I'll be happy to help!

Thank You,
Bailey, Baja Designs

 

Seriously!? Just when I was like "Ok cool its only for a 05-11 Tacoma" I look and find this post:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...4-tundra-plug-and-play-fog-pocket-kit.423635/

You guys seriously have a way of taking money from me and making the wife give me those glares! Now I have to add this to my build thread, sigh....

 

I have a MagnaFlow that dumps out right behind the axle. Super quite until it hits 2k rpm. After that Its way to loud. These dam paper thin cabs are loud enough with all the road noise. Add that exuast and you cant turn the radio up loud enough to drown it out.

 

Yep! We have Second and Third Gen Tacoma covered from 2005-Current.

2005-2011 Kit:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...1-tacoma-plug-and-play-fog-pocket-kit.427171/


2012-Current Kit:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...4-tundra-plug-and-play-fog-pocket-kit.423635/


Happy to help with some TW pricing when you're ready to order.

Thank You,
Bailey, Baja Designs

 

Not today but over the weekend loaded the Tacoma up for some yaking! and Added some flags.

 

Flag source? I want to add some, but just don't trust what I might get through Amazon.

 

I'm not ashamed to admit, I'm a little

How do you like the Dynabeads? I've been looking at them for quite some time now. The more the tires wear, the harder they are to balance.
@G.T.

I have one that I bought off a member on here and ended up going a different way. I also have all the wires and antenna. PM me if interested.

@Kuntrykid @wedgemoose

 

Doing the 60K service. Clips on spark plugs are a bitch to get off on drivers side unless your hands are the size of a two year old.

 

I got them from CBoy808 great guy easy to work with. Shipping was fast and his prices are fair! I would highly recommend him to anyone.

 

I pour the dynabeads in and bolt the wheel together. Mount it and drive. No balancing machines or weights. Won't go back to other methods.

 

How does the balance seem? I brought up dynabeads a couple of years ago to a shop that just couldn't get a good balance on my tires and they told me the dynabeads are for much bigger tires like semi truck tires. Never really looked into it much further than that.

 

Tidied up the console

 

Not that I'm a pro or anything Up2 but I have a Motorcycle with them. The guy that did it for me is the ONLY guy that knows how to around here. I guess it takes a little skill(at least for a Motorcycle). No one else would even talk about them when I asked. But if you find someone that knows how to do it the correct way they can't be beat. No stupid sticker weights on my nice chrome rims. Ride great. Balanced perfect. But again i think there are a few trick to doing them the correct way. This guy is also a Dyno(Motor) master. One of the best in the country. So he's one of those skilled guys from the start. But he's been doing them for years. Takes a month to get a bike tire done by him because he is so buried with people all bringing them to him so they can have dynabeads.


but again I'm not a pro or anything. this is just me and you talking. But i will tell you it is much better than when i had weights on my Harley rims.

 

Seems like too much weight just hanging off the bolts and might eventually lead to rail failure. That's why most hi lift mounts distribute it on the rail and also on a lower point below the list itself.

 

That's good to know. I already had reason to question the knowledge level of the shop for some other reasons... basically had to educate myself a little on balancing and then point out things that could be causing all of the vibrations I was having.

Luckily have a smooth as glass balance now, but the dynabeads do look like they could be a good option.

 

That's why I have a Vibrant resonater in the front of my MagnaFlow muffler. Night and day difference