Colorado B.S. Thread

Lmao what building? If i get time I may swing by today. I work in buildings behind commo hill next to 10th group compound

 

Looks good, much better then the turd gems. This should pressure Toyota to up their game on Tacomas, at least add the diesel.

Granted it probably will cost twice as much.

 

I'm in Washington. Haha.
Colorado is my stomping grounds and I personally know a ton of the guys here so I'm always in here chatting it up

 

This looks exactly like the new Colorado's and they put a diesel in those already!

 

Well new driveshaft has some vibes 20-25, and 50-60 mph. Looks like I gotta measure up my driveline angles again and figure out how to get it perfect

 

I don't understand why everyone wants a baby diesel. With all the emissions requirements it'll be garbage.

 

I want a baby diesel!

 

Drive my happy ass down to work, and the supplies haven't been ordered for either site. I guess it's beer thirty!

 

Helloooooooooooooooooooooooo Colorado!

 

No

 

*heeeelllllllll nnnnnooooooo spicy taco*

 

hi

 

Help! Tomorrow I'm planning to pick up @s10nick front fenders. But I have a '13, and he has the slightly older version with different head lights. Does anyone know if they will still fit?

 

I think you'll be OK.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2012-tacoma-front-end-conversion-rg11.293318/

 

Ah sweet. Thanks man!

 

And just to clarify, since I still have the stock bumper, it'll look kinda goofy if I put on the trimmed fenders without modifying the bumper, right?

 

Not if you put the fender flares back on. I don't remember how much the fenders were trimmed, but the fender flares should still be able to clip back on

 

I am in Fort C. I have a cabin up at Storm Mountain peak. Need lockers and chains in all four corners in winter. My '93 locked and chained in 4 could make it. Now I have a '10 with rear locker and front atrac. Before you say I don't need the front chained let me just say that fj40s and fully locked cruisers and jeeps cannot make it without chains in the winter and those that do not use front chains brake things because they are spinning and sliding and using speed.

 

My truck is lifted 2.5 front and aal in back, but no back spacers or bigger tires.