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

I'm thinking about Plasti-Dipping my factory wheels black with glossifier. Black on black. Then maybe blacking out the badges and eventually the head/tail lights. Kinda worried that it will be too much.

 

Personally I love the black on black. It looks great in my opinion. I would go with all black and a sweet projector headlight or something. It'll look sharp whatever you do though.

 

Finished installing my @mattgecko lights on my @HomerTaco grille. Grille and interior lights tied together. Trucks a mess inside between work gear and kids stuff so the interior pics don't quite do it justice

 

i would get a shell before wheels. i know scs are hot cakes right now but in or/wa....everyone has them because dealerships stock them, methods are much more rare here

 

Nice.

Now let's see some shots of the grille lighting with your halos on.

 

going to have my retrofits retrofitted here in a couple weeks, one halo ring lost some white and all green so going to be upgrading a little while I'm getting it repaired. Phone camera so not the best pics but ..

 

Looks mean!

 

Hopefully mounting these this weekend. Was just gonna do it the regular way but this seems better with the gapping hole in these things! Is that a rectangular washer in the upper part of frame bump pad?

 

Got my Unique Style Racing Headlights with LED bar installed today... was a pain in the ass but got it in under an hour or so. Thanks @Jack0928 for the GROUP BUY!

 

You end up mounting your bumps this way? Pretty easy to line bump up with strike plate if so?

 

That's good to know.

 

Guess i didn't edit it quick enough lol

 

Or quick enough but you were slow to find that pic haha

 

Thanks

 

There is a little gap from the aft uprights back to the corners by the tailgate. The gaps probably depend on where the uprights are installed and what type of cover you have. I have them installed as far forward and aft as I can on the bed rails to accommodate my bikes. Nothing a little stick on weather stripping can't take care of.

 

Patches, decals, t-shirts ... everything! Still trying to work out all of the behind-the-scenes things for that to happen though.

 

That's what I'm going for because I want to eventually make my Tacoma look exactly like a Ridgeline ...

 

I've used this stuff and it worked well:

http://gunk.com/home/products/enginecleanersdegreasing.aspx

I used the foam one.

 

Here are my alignment numbers. Technician stated that around 4 is the best for a lifted truck and handling at higher speeds and i cant disagree. Drove 4 hours down the highway yesterday and it handles like a dream. Any more inputs??

 

Last nights project.

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