Canadian 3rd Gen Thread

I think it looks cool. For the price I think it has lots going for it, including a diesel option. When I sat in the two back to back the seats are by far the worst Tacoma trait in my opinion. Maybe one gets used to them but the lack of adjustability is very noticeable when you sit in one.

 

LOL that bumper and stance make it look like a space ship.

 

I was thinking it looked more like a side by side

 

This^

But at that price with front and rear lockers + 31" dirtytracks... toyota watch out lol.

Sport otd,40k + frnt&rear lckr (3.5kish) + dirtytracks(1.k)

 

Thanks, but I'll stick with my Tacoma. It will (hopefully) outlast a Colorado.

 

Im sticking with mine as well,

 

Those wheels are off late model 1st gen Tacoma FYI.

 

I think that makes his truck even more awesome.

 

JUST RELEASED TODAY TRD COLD AIR INTAKE:
It's simple physics. Increasing air flow helps increase performance! When you add a TRD Performance Air Intake System to your truck you get all the benefits of free-flowing colder air. These systems have been dyno tested to deliver enhanced horsepower and torque for superior acceleration, plus more pulling power.

 

The only way that thing will increase power or gas mileage is because your over-all load weight is a LOT less..... IE:... your wallet is now empty.......... Looks cute though..!
Note:.. the intake is not a smooth pipe either..!!

 

This is where you get that sale's pitch if you call in the next 10mins we will double your offer.........just pay for shipping and handling

 

Good one....!! Don't forget...it's US dollars too..!

 

Lol, that is copied off the website. Looks nice but hard to say if it really helps compared to the $595.00+GST part only price.

 

Holy Crap thats expensive.

 

Ill take it for half that!

 

Ha to bad its the same air box a tundra has lol. Just order the top in trd thats all you need or get crafty with a dremel and make your own or leave! I saw a 16 tacoma with 22's on it and ya looked kinda gay! lol So each to their own lol

 

Hey folks, anyone have experience with a Bakflip (or similar tri-fold) tonneau cover during the winter months? Wondering how the seals hold up and how prone they are to cracking at the seams/folds in extreme cold.

 

I have the Bakflip HD. It works fine. It gets a little stiff to open in the extreme cold but what isn't affected by the cold? I have no cracking at the seams.

 

I have a Solid Fold 2.0. The only real issue I have with it is that the seals freeze to the bed rail after a washing. That's totally to be expected. If I took the time to dry them off, I could probably avoid that situation. Other than that, it has functioned well.

 

my joints are stiff in the winter, nevermind a tonneau cover..