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yea I usually dont keep a full load of tools in there since I dont commute in my truck (I have emergency road service worst case)

but when we go on trail runs, I have a storage box that I toss all my tools in and secure it with a ratchet strap in the bed.

but this is a pretty cool idea that I saw recently

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/unique-tool-box-bed-storage-solution.423382/

when I read it originally, the pic hadnt showed up so it just said "image.jpg" and I didnt know what you meant haha

 

lol I thought so... anything else major?

 

Does anyone want the pair of bilstein 4600 shocks and springs (still assembled) that were on my 2014 TRD OR for approx. 25k miles? Free to a good home!

 

Define "major."

 

over $200?

 

A storage bin isn’t a bad idea. Maybe I will do that.

 

New wheels, Prinsu, taillights ... maybe a snorkel. The list is neverending.

 

yep, I picked mine up for $8 at Home Depot... it's a heavy duty black and yellow storage bin

going all out... haha

 

lol I feel 50/50.... on one hand, the truck has already had a significant amount of work done with it, but on the other hand, there is ALWAYS something that I think "oh cool!" haha

 

Haha I was like what the heck?!

 

lol

did I miss it, or have you not yet posted any full body pics of the newly lifted truck???

 

I haven't posted any yet. I actually haven't taken any yet. I'll get some up tomorrow!

 

That’s why my suggestion was gonna be! New trans oil makes a big difference.

 

Redline MT90 was good in my 6 speed. Felt better than the oem stuff at least. I ran redline 75w90 in the rest.

 

Yup, that’s what I’m running now. I love it.

 

That's what I used and I really didn't notice a huge difference.

 

Me too! Love it!

 

I ran MT-90 in my 5 speed and didn't notice any difference either. I'm running Red Line 75w90 NS and like it better than the MT-90.

 

No idea. I found the picture on the web... But I brother drives those things up in WV.