What have you done to your Tacoma today? 1st Gen Edition

I was just gonna do make under the bed and such, I'm gonna try and figure out how to do SoloMotor Sports rear shock hoops and wanna get it ready for the welder... might need a stiffer wire brush I guess

 

Hard to do when it's got no front end!

 

I may or may not want to copy this wheel tire combo... too bad I'm broke for two more years


But I checked their site and it said the bore was 106mm, I thought our trucks needed 108. Were there any problems fitting them?

 

Ummmm what's that in the background?




Also, what are those wheels?

 

Holy cancer rust, Batman

 

I keep putting this off. Is that a semi gloss Por15? I have used the really glossy Por15 for other things but looking for a less shiny finish.

 

I about died when I saw them mounted. The pictures don't do them justice!

The rears went on fine. It currently is missing the front end so haven't attempted those yet. Most things we found say 106mm so should work.

They are the Alpha wheels by Icon in the gunmetal grey color.

That's our crawler in the background lol 1994 Toyota Pickup. It's on 40's but they look the same size as my 33's in that picture lol

 

You said icon, out of my budget.

 

http://toyteclifts.3dcartstores.com/Icon-Vehicle-Dynamics-Alloys-Alpha-Wheels-_p_1624.html

 

Just bought a 2003 4x4 TRD
First thing i had to do was take off the canopy

 

Welcome to TW! Nice looking truck, how many miles? Auto or manual?

 

Thanks its got 205,000 miles and its Auto

 

I didn't drill a hole , the wire is just coming in at the top between the water guard and the door frame

 

Oi welcome aboard! Expect to be be spending money.

 

Finally brought my truck to the 21st century with a new head unit. Also fixed a couple other things like a flickering LED in the AC panel, as well as fixing the switch to my to lights I have mounted on the tool box. Now those lights can be controlled by the switch inside the cab or the switch inside the tool box.

 

Got me some 07 fj cruiser wheels today on the yoder

 

You could try running it down to where your door’s power wires go into the chassis.

 

semi-gloss. still a little shiny, but not bad at all.

 

How hard was the head unit install? From what I've seen it seems pretty plug and play.

 

Just buy a wire harness that is plug and play and it's easy peasy.