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

I'll use that as an excuse to go wheeling more often!

 

Installed “Bro lift”

 

Might also consider buying a weather proof cover for it while it's not in use.

 

Any idea on the weight back there? I used mine for 1250lbs of landscaping edge rock couple weekends back.

 

In 6 days I drove from Texas to the Smoky Mountains to Myrtle Beach & back to Texas. 2,675 miles total. Truck did great!

 

The chick asked me if I was ok with 2200lbs. It’s one yard of garden mix. I just have Dakar’s in the back. Lucky me the landscaping place is only about 2 km away from home.

 

...here's some daytime pics of the 78" crossbars on the OEM rack:

 

I did 1,575lbs w/ Dakar mediums. BAD idea! I can't imagine another 625lbs.
Oh, don't y'all use kg's there? So it was 1,000kg?

 

Something like that. Most people here use lbs in their day to day lives. Just about everything here is from the states anyways so it’s just easier.

 

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Yea I bought if off of CL. I was wondering about that. Def will not be towing using it. I think the guy I bought it off of had a canoe/kayak attachment. You can also do the bike rack in the front. I considered cutting it off but I figured what the hell

 

ok, that makes some sense. Thanks!

 

Wish I went with 78"! I didn't want to spend the extra money on Yakima so I went with a 72" Vantech.

 

I ended up getting the two bars and four feet (no locks) for $150 on CL.
I will add locks with matching keys to my wife's set, and I'll be golden!

 

Did you add the back up cord to be able to unlock it if the solenoid craps out in the locked position?

 

Now that's a good deal! I would have scooped it up too!

 

I didn't get the power lock one. I got the one that you can key yourself.

 

New Firestone Destination A/T's and "new" 16" OEM wheels.

 

Construction on the street so I didn't go anyplace or even drive it just watch it get covered in DUST Thank god it's silver. Grandson's will wash it in the morning

 

Those are great tires. I’ve had 2 sets.