Asian Redneck 13' Tacoma and 1975 Honda CB550 Cafe Racer Build (Picture Heavy)

Installed some courtesy lights underneath the truck. The install was super easy if you know the basics of electrical. I tapped into the dome light wire ground and power from battery with a inline fuse of course; this allows it to come on when I hit lock and unlock on my key fob and when the door is ajar.

 

This looks awesome. How much of a pain was it to tap into the dome lite?

 

It wasn't too bad, just a really tight space to work in. I had tapped the ground from where the interior fuse box, there is a bunch of wires going to a black box that's right above the fuse box that's where I tapped in. I'll post a picture of it later today.

 

Good lookin truck!

 

Thanks!!

 

So I was driving to my local gun range in the forest to try out my new AR-15 and I had almost gotten myself stuck in some deep mud puddle. Lol didn't do too bad for a 2wd truck. The tires helped a lot. Haha this is the outcome.. First time I actually gotten her this dirty.

 

Nice truck. How are you liking the 255s? Any noticeable power loss turning a taller, heavier tire?

Trying to decide if I would need to regear with those tires to pull my trailer or if it'd be okay.

 

I like them a lot! Quiet, good handling and traction on road. There was no power loss for me. It's a lot better then having 285s or even 35s on there. I fill my bed up with probably 1800-2000lbs every week and she does just fine.

 

Subbed! Pretty sure I was just asking you about your tires yesterday.. Great looking taco!

 

Haha Asian Redneck.
Sweet truck, every time I see a Spruce, I kinda wish I'd gotten one. Sweet color, it's kinda like having two colors black and Spruce.

 

How much was you shell, I’m currently on the hunt for one but haven’t found the right deal.

 

Thanks! lol yeah you were.

 

Thanks! The color is nice but a pain to keep clean.

 

I paid about 1800 at my local ARE dealer.

 

I like them a lot! Quiet, good handling and traction on road. There was no power loss for me. It's a lot better then having 285s or even 35s on there. I fill my bed up with probably 1800-2000lbs every week and she does just fine.

 

It wasn't too bad, just a really tight space to work in. I had tapped the ground from where the interior fuse box, there is a bunch of wires going to a black box that's right above the fuse box that's where I tapped in.

 

Ok that seem so be a very common price so I think I’m ight go for a soft one till I have the cash for the hard top

 

I got some goodies in today. Its gonna be hella brighter at night now! Thanks to The Retrofit Source!

 

Shit yeah

 

Have you looked for some used ones on CL. they don't hold much value; you find a used one for about 600.