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

Dropping knowledge like it's 1999!

 

God I hate your avatar

 

can you send a booty pic of your truck? I am thinking about getting those tail lights.

How do you like them?

 

Finished a self-contained sink/hand washing station. Came out pretty good for an amateur wood builder. Hooks up to my Waterport and drains into a 5 gallon tank. Still need to figure out a slider or someway to keep it secure. The overall plan is a baby changing station. Yes, my wife likes to wash her hands.

 

Attention to detail! Every bit matters.

 

I love my LG OLED. Such a great tv.

 

The plot thickens. I did this originally...the bolts would not fit through the forward holes* on the skid. When I installed the rear hardware (directly from RCI) the IFS plate pushed up against the front differential and other mounts. Only after I put the factory mounts back on did the skid clear everything and the bolts fit.

*(queue childish jokes here)

 

I would contact RCI then, because those braces should definitely be removed when installing. Do you have a diff drop installed? And trust me, no one is judging you here. As freaky ass @Lord Helmet said, we all start somewhere!

 

I do, yes.

And I don't doubt @Lord Helmet at all...The Schwartz is strong with that one.

 

The diff drop is what's fucking with it and why it's hitting the front diff unfortunately. You'll likely need to use washers on the back of the skid to drop it down, but I'd contact RCI.

 

@EatSleepTacos

How about this one?

 

Bitch you're about to be on my ignore list

 

Yesterday morning I changed the oil, air filter and wiper blades on the wifes Venza and this morning I changed the oil in the Taco. This afternoon I picked up a set of front Husky Liners for the Taco.
Now I need to talk the wife into lettin me get some @CBoy808 sport stickers for them.

 

Well, something is not right for sure. The front bolt holes only match up with the stock mounts. They do not match up with the radiator crossmember. I'll contact RCI.

 

Now you just need to update your personal to body armor, rock slider/step, 5100's, Falken Wildpeaks, baby washing station

 

Put in a single piece of aluminum honeycomb mesh cut and folded to cover all the holes on the Pelfrey bumper, for A/C condenser protection:



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(Yes the mesh costs more than a Denso A/C condenser on Rock Auto...)

 

I like to date that gal. She has a great smile.

 

Man that looks nice. The truck bumper too. Yea I know, I hear it all the time, Dirty Old Man. Yes I am !

 

Was pulling a couple items off the truck in anticipation of a trade-in, and found a hidden stash within the engine compartment. Hopefully I haven't ruined chippy's weekend plans!