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

I can't tell, what brand are those. I love the covered top.

 

Look like All Pro - cutout near the kick

 

Yes, All-Pro Apex.

 

This is how it looks w a rod in it

 

Kenwood DDX-470 out, Joying 10.1" Android unit in.

 

How difficult was this to do?

 

I had the Toyota specific adapter harness meant for the Joying, so not difficult at all. I had to splice in about 3 wires (negative, accessory, constant power) but the rest of it was pretty much plug in and play. I spent more time taking the dash apart (again) to add and remove wiring, and to route wiring to the ceiling.. beyond that, not any more difficult than installing a regular car stereo.

The only snag was that the Joying electronics box is ever so slightly larger than standardized ISO double-din, by about 1/8" .. so the Metra trim Face-plate behind the screen wasn't used/useful without hacking the heck out of it.

 

Nice covers. Which brand are they?

 

Thank you! And Wet okoles sir!

 

Just installed 3" Toytec lift on Monday, aligned on Tuesday, tested Wednesday and washed today.

 

Hamilton here as well buddy!

 

..and another one here, as well!

 

Installed:
OME 886 coils on 90000 struts
Headstrong Offroad Progressive AAL with Nitrochargers in the rear
Wheelers Offroad Superbumps front and back
Cooper ST Maxx 255/85/16
Level 8 Strike 6 rims

 

Month 4 of Tacoma ownership included:
Hacking off my bed sides


Cutting my exhaust and grinding rivets out of my frame, destroying my spare carrier in the process


Attempting to learn to weld and ruining any frame warranty I may (or may not? Do 15's have frame issues?) have

Thanks Tacoma World!

 

They make some "flowable silicone" that is made to run into the seams easier. I used the Permatex brand on mine. You can get it on Amazon, EBay, or your local auto parts store.

 

I like that you like this

 

Seriously love it! ​

 

Wet Okole's coming in on Saturday. It's about time.

 

Oil changed and truck washed yesterday.

Today: @Mobtown Offroad slider install!

Tomorrow: Leaving for Bryce Canyon!