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

I used :
1x 50mm long stainless 6mm X 1.0 socket Head Screw.

1x 6mm Nut.
1x 1/4" plastic Spacer.
1x 1" Ball Motorcycle Ram Mount.
1x 2" Ram Socket Arm for 1" Ball Mount.

Removed and Drilled Out The Plastic Tab with a 7/16th Drill Bit, and finished shaping it with a Chainsaw File, and reinstalled it.

 

Thanks! Wheels are mbmotorsport razors. Tires at bfg at, 265/75/16. Picked them up together, mounted and balanced with 5k miles for 800$. I love craigslist sometimes.

 

AH HA! That's all it is??!! Perfect! Thought it was something more "complicated".

Thank you sir!!

 

The hardest part is tucking wires.

 

OH BOY! Something to look forward to doing and getting the hang of then!

 

I went with this. They are blank but fit very well. I am going have my wife cut out a vinyl sticker and see what it looks like.

https://www.oznium.com/gsw-45.

 

Dang that's a heck of a deal. What setting is your 5100 shocks on?

 

Cool. Thanks for the input!!

 

Installed permanent drain tube on the oil filter housing

 

Drove it 1,400 miles from California to Oklahoma in one sitting....

 

you didn't even stand to pump your gas?! that's incredible.

 

Nope, I had another yota pull up next to me on the freeway and fill her up just like the do with the aircrafts lol

 

Just a thought, not sure if this applies to all taco's, but I believe the 2nd gens use low profile fuses, so make sure when you buy the tap-a-fuse it says "LP" on it, otherwise your fuses might not fit.

 

Gotcha.

Thanks a lot for pointing that out. Much appreciated!

 

this is so legit!! Here's mine im about paint it radiant red along with the gauge bezels

 

He's right in saying that 2ng gen use LP fuses, but normal ones will still work. LP fuses don't work with regular sized slots, but normal fuses fit in the LP slots. I actually bought both just in case but I haven't needed to wire anything yet.

 

AH HA. Good to know. Thanks a lot! I'll probably just buy a regular one then, just in case.

The knowledge and help from all the peeps on here is fucking amazing. You guys all fucking rock!

 

I had left my treds lying in the bed over the weekend when it was like 2 degrees out and just from sliding around when I drove one of them had a piece break off!
Not sure if this will be permanent (need to see how it holds up to long bumpy roads) but I figured it was time to mount my treds. A few t-slot nuts, some threaded rod, some plywood, and a quick spritz with a rattle can and here we are!