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

Would of been nice if you posted this before I got my sliders welded on

 

@ChadsPride gave me the idea.

 

Ordered husky xact contour liners for mine! Been waiting on this for a while super excited. I always struggle to do interior mods cause the exterior is so bad ass!

Still waiting to get a prinsu roof rack and possibly all pro bed bars w/ a bed rack. After that I can do 360 degree lighting for when I’m camping.

 

Put my Thule cross bars on Sunday. I’m ready for my Hullavator and kayak.

 

Details please?

 

Started working on my new to me shell.

"Shaved" the rear Leer badge/emblem -






Added some LED lighting to supplement the under rail lighting -








Next up -

- Replace the rear window struts - The new ones should be here tomorrow.

- Modify the existing recovery board mounts.

- Modify the existing shovel mount.

- Replace rear window latch/hardware with new stuff.

- Add power Pop & Lock to replacement handle.

- Replace rear window lower rubber tailgate seal.

- Replace all the nuts/screws/bolts/hardware with stainless stuff.

 

I'd like more details about how you did this.

 

Works out for me to pay the bills and work from home, the deliveries make it before she gets home and usually take a while to notice something new.

 

It took her awhile to notice my front shocks changed color to blue.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/cheap-mod-diy-aux-input-in-a-2005-2008-factory-head-unit.161339/

^Link to the original thread that has a great write-up on how to do it. It lacks a lot in the area of taking the main unit apart but it's pretty self-explanatory. Just remove any screw you see until you get to the LCH and RCH. I bought a different 1/8" jack because the one they used originally is from radioshack and can't find it easily. The one I got is actually easier to use and doesn't require more soldering so you only have to solder twice instead of five times. Let me know if you want more details on the parts I used exactly. I went a little astray from the post has because it's been 7 years.

It also sounds/looks more intimidating than it is. Hard to break anything as long as you are decently careful. Not too many fragile parts.

I posted in that thread too with the spot I used for grounding compared to everyone else since my wire was shorter and a couple other notes.

 

I took off the rear emblems as well. I also carbon wrapped the two leer logos on the side. I'm glad im not the only one who's paint chipped off the rear handle. Also, really dig those lights. Can't seem to figure out how to fix my stock light.

 

Wash and wax. Clean interior as will

 

So question for folks: I put on new suspension and wheel/tires (265/70R17). After everything was installed, I could hear the tires rubbing when I am at full lock and reversing. This appeared to be rubbing against the cab-side (rather than the front). I removed the mudflaps and that seemed to do the trick about 95% of the time (weird, I know). My question is: to avoid having to trim anything further, would wheel spacers be an option or what should I be looking at doing? I guess the idea is if I move the tires out a touch, it might clear the corner.

 

Like the DRL’s...I have them on my truck.

 

Thank you. My fm transmitter quit about 2 weeks ago and I can't stand all the stations playing the same songs every hour.

 

Attempted to blow up my motor and tranny...

 

Burnouts! Yeah!

 

Someone sell me a SC so I can get off public roads

 

Nice wheels!

 

What wheels are you running?

I'm running 265/70/17 on stock Sport rims with zero rubbing and mudgaurds on. I also had these tires on my Trail rims for a little while. No rubbing with them either.

Sport rim specs:

17x7.5
30 mm offset
4.25" back spacing



Trail rim specs

17x7.5
15 mm offset
4.25" back spacing