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

Anybody know if 3rd gen RockBlokz mud flaps will fit a 2nd gen???

Thank yall​

 

Uh oh , you need flappys?

Where's the wheel pics

 

Thank you!!

Yeah those types of tools specific to a job make that job so much easier and are always worth it. These are my plugs after 168k miles! The previous owner never changed them!

I got the same one! I will say it wasn't long enough, so I just doubled up and used another normal extension and that made it possible to get it all done.

$10 GEARWRENCH 3/8" Drive 6 Pt. 5/8" x 6" Magnetic Swivel Spark Plug Socket - 80546

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0014ZVSVK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_8hlAzbT4K06H4

 

Taco needs to work for its pay!
I'm going to drag this to Canada 400 miles one way, along the way I will be picking up some windows.
First pic way too much overhang 7' or so

If I add 6" to the front ... this brings the ladder ( 20' long) up enough so I can slide the ladder .. giving me my 4' overhang!

Oh ya the Taco has 311,000 + miles ..
Just need some flags!

 

Not necessarily need lol

Just have a chance to get some from a local member on the low

Tire mount/install scheduled for 330pm!

Pics to follow ​

 

Wow, that's awesome. Soooooo, how much $$$ would it take to get you to ship me 2 of them? haha

 

I could of used the 10hp gain by way of the ChadsPride likes this sticker ..

 

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Gonna sneak up to the tire shop myself today , get my 255/85 km2s on . Work allowing

 

Nice!!!! ​

 

Chad you aren't worried about the stock spare tire carrier marring your rim?

 

Holy shit, I'm amazed your engine was able to start!

 

I've got a large piece of rubber from an old tire tube

Going to rig it up somehow to protect the spare

Along with that...going to figure out a way to protect the rest of the wheel

Open to suggestions ​

 

Just cut a circle out of the old rubber. Hole in the middle for the chain and a slit to slide it over. Then it just sits between the wheel and the hold back on the chain

 

Thinking this is what I will do

And put the face of the wheel upwards

 

If I had a rim like that for a spare I'd cut a disc of Delrin or similar , put a stud in it to attach it to the hub of the rim , and let that mate against the metal wheel holder thingy . What you do for tire to frame contact I dunno, rubber tube I guess works fine .

An old man emu rear coilspacer for a fj might work beautifully for what I described

 

I did a few hundred dollars worth of maintenance to the truck the first week I bought it, and it runs like a top now!

 

Finally, finally wired cruise control in my '11 Reg cab BASE!

 

Get a bumper with a swing out tire mount and show that bitch off!!

 

Already have a Brute Force Fab Standard rear bumper (not installed)

Kind of screwed the pooch on that one ​