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

out with the old, in with the new (shortly)... anybody want this ECGS bearing removal tool?

 

Florida for the win! No inspections lol

 

You can also go onto tiresize.com and it will do the work for you.

 

Thank you good idea. I was really thinking is there a way to recalibrate my truck itself to work with the new tire size but it's only off 3mph

 

I just used the tiny brush to cover the stretches so I didn't really make it even or take a lot of time on it

 

Not trying to prove anything but just so you know, if its off, its off by a percentage amount not a set MPH.

 

I didn't take it that way i was only stateing the difference displayed between my speedo and gps and who knows if that's even correct

 

No noise here. Just did a 1200 mile road test and all was fine.

 

They don't put a lot in them anymore. A few pc boards. If it was me I'd check the video board.

 

Sorry for who's Evers truck this is but I think it's beautiful. I wanna do these retro fits. Can some on point me in that direction on how to or where to

 

Lift installed (5100s and OME 884 coils, Deaver AAL in the rear), oil change, diff and transfer case oil change.

Old setup up top, new below (old was just 5100s set at 1.75 on stock coils)

 

There are ways to get accurate speed after tire/gear change. The ultragauge can be calibrated to show the correct speed. That's the way I do it. I've also seen a few units posted here and on the internet that you wire in that will correct the speedo/odo itself.

 

I think thats @Sleipnir and hes taking that recipe to his grave im sure

 

How'd you find that picture of my truck?

@Ano'ai808

The recipe isn't too hard if you really wanna know. People have asked me to make them a pair and I'm not really interested but happy to share

 

Gotta love this view when I walk out the front door every morning.

 

Finally got the dealership decal off the tailgate. It was in the top left corner and I hated it. Been on for 3+ years and no signs of discoloration/fading. Little WD40 to get the old glue off and she looks brand new.

 

First thing you need to do for a sweet retrofit like that is probably save up at least $1000.

 

That's if you have someone build them for you sure. If you wanna build them yourself you don't need that much

 

Funny thing. I did a little research and found out it was the video converter. Ordered a new one and $40 later I have a 55" 4k led TV haha!