What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I like liquid best.I have used both.

 

If you insist on wasting money, please send it to me instead. Your mileage won't change and I can use the extra cash! :>)

 

My Clazzio's arrived yesterday. Will be fitting them soon, pics to come!

 

Not worried about mileage - I bought a truck. We all spend our money and time on what is important to us. Minimizing the small things that annoy the piss out of me whilst driving is important to me.
P.S. the truck rides much better with the added weight from the new ARE Z series.

 

So it sounds like the truck rating for mileage was done with 91 octane

 

Thats research octane, which is a different calculation than used at the pump.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octane_rating

 

The best way is to use a squirt bottle with Isopropyl Alcohol and hose it down into a bucket or drip pan. Then install the filter.
Yes, a magnetic plug will pick up all of the ferruos material.

 

I second that. I may put Pro accessories on my TTD OR one day but nothing that says "Pro" on it like a badge, emblem, or decal.

 

Is that readout from a Citation?

 

I had the same thought a couple of months ago. Almost everyone plastidips it but if you're committed to black then paint is the way to go. I used bed liner paint and love the rough look.

 

Ummm, what about when water is created from the process of creating hydrogen from water to run on vehicles on? The byproduct is water...(NON-Organic).

You did say "ALL". LOL

 

No need for a professional paint job. I really dig my bed liner painted grill. If I do ever spend $500 on a grill will be a custom grill.

 

Thanks for the review. So, to boil it down...Save the money and buy a cat-back exhaust system, the PRO seats and your own choice of suspension to get the same, or better results...

 

My guy drives a chevy but the yotas are fast. Also....Fucker Only Runs Downhill is my favorite

 

Added EGR matte black visors to my "needs to be washed" Taco. Also added centor console divider and tray.

 

Yes, but it will need a full rebuild after only 500 miles.

 

Pulled out a GMC that had dug itself into the snow on a forest road. They were completely unprepared, no recovery gear. We got out the snow shovels and tow strap and pulled them out of the hole they dug themselves into. Super easy recovery and Toyota > GMC all day eryday.

Warning: NSFW language

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I know everyone likes to joke on Fords but I have owned a lot more Fords than Toyotas and never had one let me down. NEVER. If they weren't so big I would still be driving my 2014 which was 10 times the truck, and 3 times the quality, of my 2016 Tacoma V6. I do love my Tacoma and had a 1st 2nd and now a 3rd gen. One of my earlier Fords was a 5.8 liter 1983 F250 with a granny gear 4 speed manual. One of my happiest experiences was towing a broke down Chevy V8 and his 25 foot boat up off of the boat ramp in Nags Head NC so I could drop in my 22 footer. That was a moment. Fords are excellent trucks but are horrible on gas. Just my 2 cents.

 

Agreed. However, I've heard of quite a few issues with some of the new 6.7 diesels though. This is coming from my cousin whose construction company only uses them (they have like 8) and they've had quite a few problems. The 7.3s though, those are the dream!

 

The only Ford diesel worth owning was the 7.3 liter they quit building around 2004. Got 2 in the family bought new with over 300,000 miles on them. Never had any issues with the engines or transmissions. Ford screwed up royally when they quit putting that in trucks and Excursions. The V10 was the worst engine they ever made. My inlaws had V10's replaced in 2 trucks at under 30,000 miles. And both replacements had low end knocks in them.