What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I would go with the black one. Just because it would match my wheel flares and black grill.

 

The metal clips appear to slide into two plastics grooves on the actual bumper. There is a piece of protruding plastic attached to the caps that goes into the metal clips attached to the bumper. The plastic survived but the metal clips fell out of place. This guys video shows you what I'm talking about: https://youtu.be/4ymEfZol0cI

 

Cmon brother ...you need to get that beast out and have some fun!! By the way I want a molle rack!!
It's time.......

 

Ok, I'm going to give you the silver Lineing to this crap you had to endure . And we're in the right thread .
You get to put in DUAL BATTERIES

 

I've had my truck almost exactly a year, and I have a little under 6k

 

Welp, my friends tacoma decided to give mine a kiss this morning. Not bad, but now gives me reason for a bumper gaurd. Any suggestions?

 

Front or rear? Why not get a good bumper instead?

 

I've had my 2017 for 2.5 months now and almost 10K.

 

Looks good! I already have the aluminum gas tank skid and just ordered the pro mid skid in aluminum. One piece at a time but I'm getting there!

 

It was the front bumper. The most off-roading I do is gravel/dirt roads, and I don't need anything big.

 

You should point the vents upward to cool the phone down when ac is on. Or leave it the way it is if you use heater more often.

 

For anyone interested, I am selling my Airaid Cold Air Intake with a spare filter, in perfect condition for $350 or best offer. Buyer pays shipping.

 

What route are you going now?

 

You can get it with letters: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/would-anyone-be-interested-in-replica-trd-faux-grilles.502709/

 

How do you like the 265's? They look good. I want 285's but I don't know if I want to get UCA's. I've got a lift but waiting to install it until I get my truck back from recall. Ugh.

 

So far. They run a little harder than the stock goodyears. Bfg's have a 10 ply rating. Otherwise they fit with no rubbing. I didn't want to go big because our transmission don't like them. I hear a lot of guys here doing gear changes with the 285

 

When we are loading and unloading the Kayaks I have found standing on the roof rack to be the easiest way to load em'. Instead of a piece of plywood i take everywhere with us I wanted a more permanent application. Simple piece of aluminum cut and mounted with carriage bolts & eye nut hardware for extra tie down spots.

 

It's a secret . Preparation for something awesome though

 

Very nice! Looks like a Prinsu? Interested in the Kayak mounts and how you attached them to the Prinsu(if that's what it is). Gotta figure out a way to haul two kayaks, 2 mountain bikes and my RTT, along with camping gear and dogs.