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

Rocker panels, from the frame rails out to the bottom of the doors.

 

Since I live closer to the city now I don't get to use my 4x4 very often so I got to use it on my 30 minute ride to the landfill (its usually 10 minute round trip)

PS: southerners don't know how to drive in the snow / prepare for snow

 

Thanks. Exactly what i was hoping

 

Did you have to put your foot on the gas at any point in time?

 

Are you running a sub? If not I recommend replacing your front doors with 6x9 component speakers. I did what your doing doing and lost all the bass in my truck. I put these in the front door and it sounds great.

Infinity REF9620CX 6X9 750W Reference Series 2-Way Component System

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01E...zURCL&ref=plSrch#immersive-view_1515336812834

 

Is that the lightweight version of their rack or take premium rack?

 

Raleigh nc

 

I've got the standard rack which might weigh 45lbs but the premium one is too much heavier.

 

Just curious I'm looking for something to mount an RTT , shovel, axe, hilift, rotopax and awning too. Not sure if their lightweight rack would hold up. Also look at a brute force fab cage he makes since it attaches to the bed and frame

 

Voodoo rack can easily support all of that and a few people in the tent.

 

I'm just not sure how I feel about it being attached to the bed rails. Especially with the bed flexing when off-road.

 

Do you have a link to this event? Depending on when it is I may or may not be able to show up.

 

I decided to do a U bolt flip kit from RuffStuff offroad. There U-bolt flip kit is beast.
http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/catalog/UB325.html
http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/catalog/25TOY-UPLT.html
I already had some super bumps from @wheelers installed. Thanks to @Trident904and some fab work we installed this shit yesterday.

 

Too damn cold to do anything. But I did manage to vacuum it out and clean up the interior.

Also....got some potentially ugly weather moving in. Through on the DTs for a bit more bite.

 

so the air tube that hooks into the fender well was rattling like a mfer, so I decided I would give a cai a shot!! I may have gone about this a little differently than most. I didn't want to spend ~200$ on a kit just to find that my truck might not react well so... I bought a 22$ spectre cone filter, cut my stock intake tube to receive the filter, retro fit a gasket off of the stock air filter to make a gasket where the air box meets up. And voila, ghetto ass cai!! Now just need to make a box to go around the filter so not to get mud all over the filter!!

 

So how is the cone filter/intake arm leading to your engine supported?

 

I'm wondering where the cold air's coming from?

 

Installed mag lite on drivers seat.

 

Are those clamps drilled into the seat or stuck on?

 

Built my reverse light subharness then ran it from the rear to my engine bay, which I will say getting the wire above the fuel tank is a bitch!
Cut my exhaust in preparation for some relentless goodness
Then went to a buddies to put new g2 Terra grapplers in the rear and swap out my badly camber worn fronts, and threw one of his bent te37 18's on to see what I thought.
Also finally got my steering wheel lights working and put my axxess steering wheel connection kit in.