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

Thanks for the tip.

 

Got the obligatory post-lift alignment done. Drives like a mf champ again with stock UCAs.

 

He ripped his sciatic nerve. He's just now getting better.

 

I'm stealing the shit out of this.

EDIT: It is now stolen and in my signature

 

No royalties?!?!

 

Same exact thing here... when I had my stock mirror. Upgraded to one of Bob's Mirrors though!

 

Did you create it?

(not the actual meme. I've seen other variations before)

 

Just got my ECGS front diff side bushing, now I'm thinking if it might be worthwhile to just replace the cv axles and hub assembly while I'm at it... Would it be worth it? But then I'm trying to save for Kings.

 

Worked in the rain today..

 

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Once a day makes the chances greater

 

Not today but yesterday, I installed my lift I purchased from @HeadStrong Off-Road with the exception of the ICON UCAs. Some before and after pics:

 

Finally got around to adding a stable mate since we sold the wifey's Lexus a few weeks ago. I'm excited but am pretty sure this will eat into my taco mod money

 

If you want to fit 33's the standard 2" or so lift will get you the height you need. The problem with 33's is the width...from what I've read it seems like without wheel spacers, or rims with backspacing you're going to get a lot of rubbing on your UCA'S and/or wheel well. If you just want 33's for the added height, I would suggest getting 255/85r16 (assuming you have 16" wheels). They will be 33" high, but only 10" wide which will fit with no problem at all. you could always get some wheel spacers to give you that wider stance. If you want to go with 285's that's where you'll start to get some issues because they're almost 11.5" wide. Don't get me wrong, A LOT of guys run 285's...it's a pretty desirable size and it looks great, but you will have to make some modifications to get them to fit properly.

 

you can get 32's on with no lift. I run the falken wildpeaks at3w 265/75r16 and they're pretty sweet! When I put them on I was still at stock height and had absolutely no issues with rubbing.

 

Yeh the repair bills are going to add up!

In all seriousness. I love jeeps, wish i could have a unlimited rubicon next to the taco.

 

Haha, I hope not. I was a Mopar guy before my Tacoma and all was well, but we'll see. Those Unlimited Rubicon's are bad ass but my God do they want a ton of money for them, they had a special edition one of some sort up there and it was like $43k. That's 4runner pro territory lol

 

Yea when i was spending that money on a ride, i went to a jeep dealer to haggle but guy wasnt having it. He said i could leave and the jeep i wanted would sell in minutes. So for that money i left and bought a bmw.

 

Right now yes. 884s and 883s are the only coils that you can run on the stock shocks. Or maybe it's only 884s. I'm not sure but I know that you can't run anything higher than 884s on stock shocks.