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

dont understand why anyone would spray that shit into their frame. nearly impossible to get out, holds moisture causing rust and the completely wrong product.

 

Agreed! I think this was done on the advice of someone else. I'd be pissed.

 

Great Stuff is polyurethane-based which is the same stuff used to waterproof your basement or cellar when the walls are cracked.

 

Make another profile named Prads Chide, they'll never know...

 

Did the bumperskinz tonight...
No more chrome bumper

 

Just to add -- Great Stuff is "closed cell" polyurethane foam that is non-corrosive to metals. Your Tacoma frame has much greater rust threats to worry about.

 

Put on my new bumper

 

Guys, these photos don't even get close to how awesome the wrinkle finish looks!

 

Yo Chad. So my daughter saw your Chad's pride likes this patch on my overhead and asked me who is that. I just said, "some celebrity on Tacoma world"

 

Can't wait to see the finished product buddy!

 

but won't it trap moisture in the frame? I would think that water can evaporate inside the frame if that insulation isn't there

 

@YanE30M3 Is there a link to these?

 

What brand ? I like it

 

Link to what the bowls? I did this myself with the stock ones

 

Tough country.

 

Wash it. You can usually get 2 washes outta it before it falls apart. Use a lil laundry soap and soak it for an hour or so in the wash tub then rinse it. Itll be like new and smell better than new.

 

I accomplished all kinda shit today.

Replaced the broken wheel speed sensor with an aftermarket on off of Amazon. Light turned off. ABS working again. I re-calibrated the VCS after replacing it.

Sorted out the rubber trim around the shifter for my TRD knob.







Looks way better than anything else Ive seen on here. I used 2 rubber grommets, then split em in half. Looks much more finished than just a neoprene washer.

Finally sorted out the awning situation. I added 3 loops to the one side of the awning and made a shock cord pole to sit in the loops. The awning has the ability to sit on the back of the Supertop to add cover over the tailgate and be mounted off the side of the roof rack.

The awning sits in place and used 2 bungee cords to keep in secure.

Loops in black -



Bungees and shock cord pole -





Rear mount -




Side mount -

 

Replaced the much needed u-joints & center support bearing. After working all day it was quite the P.I.T.A. until a buddy helped out. 4 hands are better than 2 ESPECIALLY in a time crunch. Rock Auto dot com to the rescue.

 

Wife is gonna kill me...

 

installed the JBA UCAs. Easy Peasy. No rubbing, no spacers. I will try to take some better pictures tomorrow.