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

We went fishing and came home to clean her air filter.

 

Installed a roof rack.

 

I recently installed mine, liking em. Clean and subtle than the smoke pair I first ordered

 

Don't make me do it

 

I’ll post a pic tomorrow if ya want

 

yes please

 

Is it plug and play basically?

 

i set them at 1.75" i believe, 3rd groove from the bottom. it definitely levels the truck out and the tires give it a bit taller height. these tires and 5100s ride sooo niice!

 

can you tell me what bed rack that is?

 

Last 2 jerry cans and the Milepost guide acquired for next summer's expedition north. Race jack mounted on the fender and T-18 hours till the next venture into the west Utah desert to witness the World of Speed races at Bonneville, then a scouting mission of the course for the Wendover edition of the Bonneville Offroad Racing series.

 

I was able to reuse them you just have to be easy on them, for some reason they didn't break apart like some do in other locations.

 

They are KB Voodoo hi-rise crossbars. I posted the link below.

@KB Voodoo

http://www.kbvoodoo.com/shop/toyota...-use-with-tonneau-covers-fits-years-2005-2016

 

Good to hear. Did they include the metal tabs/retainers that the mounting screws go into?

 

You need some wiring harnesses that are specific to your truck. It took a professional installer 1.5 hours. That being said it's not exactly plug and play. You have to hard wire a few things and connect the kenwood harness to the truck harness...then it plugs into your factory plugs

 

for me its more comfortable sitting like this sitting up right in the seat.

 

Made a switched color red/white dome light to go with my switched color map lights.

 

More pics and info please!

 

@308savage

I bought 4 red and 4 white 12 SMD LED Panel lights on ebay (links at the bottom). I chose the 12 SMD LED because I measured and I don't think the factory housing would hold a larger LED.

I mounted them in the factory housing and drilled a small hole to run the wires into the back of the housing. I then wired all the grounds together, and connected it to the ground on one of the festoon adapters which the LEDs came with.

I connected all the red + together, and all the white + together, then ran each of those to a mini SPDT switch (I personally prefer a switched hot instead of a switched ground, but to each their own). So, one pin of the switch receives power from the festoon, then the other 2 pins are connected to the + side of the LEDs.

I had to dremel out a small channel for the back of the switch to stick through as it's too deep for the factory housing. Then I drilled a hole in the lens to mount the switch to.

Here you can see the holes I drilled for the wires, and the rectangular cutout I made for the switch to poke through. I don't have a photo of the finished wiring on the switch, but the 3 red wires at the bottom of the photo were connected to the switch:



Red - https://www.ebay.com/itm/2-x-Brilli...terior-Map-Dome-Door-Trunk-Light/130697513592
White (I'd personally look for a different white, these are much more blue than I'd like. I'd prefer to find something in the 4000k range, these are probably ~6000k) - https://www.ebay.com/itm/4x-White-1...A9S-Dome-Festoon-Adapters-12V-US/171574618646
Switches - https://www.ebay.com/itm/10PCS-Mini...ition-On-on-Toggle-Switches-M111/401299688736

 

Cool thanks!

 

I've noticed the same at first day.
Afterwards, all good.
Good quality stuff