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

IDk about that my all poos are weld ons. I am positive there is a work arond and it will work too many folks have bolt on sliders of all brands and fit their skids.

 

what sliders do you have? If you are getting @SOS CONCEPTS skids just email Eddy or ask @ovrlndkull to find out for you. Sometimes you have to be a little creative. If you have SOS sliders and skids I' sure they work.

 

Take a pic of where they bolt up?

 

I honestly don’t know I just got it as a gift from my parents for my birthday. Good luck though

 

TRD shift knob and TRD emblem came in as a surprise today.

 

Me too, small light, but good company / reputable products. Once I get things wired, will let you know

 

I put on a small “carbon fiber” looking antenna. Got it from auto zone because it was cheap and who uses their radio anymore? HD channels still come in crystal clear so long as I am not in the hills.

 

Issues with acceleration. Check engine light and LSD light.
I found this code


Now, the question is : must I replace the pedal or the throttle position sensor ?
And , if I have to replace TSP, does anyone know the exact part number ? (For 4.0 l., V6 engine)
Thanks for any suggestion

 

I’m about to wire up my stuff that I put on this week. So, option 1) under the weatherstripping along the side of the windshield. 2) run the wires along the prinsu rack, down the back of the cab, along the frame, and into the engin bay. Only reason I’m considering 2 is the fact I have things on the roof rack over my shell, and added a 12v power source inside the bed (2x usb, 1x cig lighter, and battery voltage monitor). Still TBD on exact schematics

 

i msged eddy on insta he is good about responding to me and my all pro sliders are bolt ons the issue since they are the hd ones they have a part that goes to the bottom of the frame im sure i could figure something out tbh

 

Hard to tell without looking at them but i would imagine worse case would be to have to drill a hole through both the slider bracket and the frame. I know pita but I know one way r the other there is a way it will work

 

ya drilling through the slider and frame man that will be fun lmao

 

Got this little nifty step to aid in cab rack installation tomorrow

 

It will mean extra work but it may be worth it in the long run to mark and drill pilot holes in the slider brackets and into the frame just enough to mark the frame. Remove the slider and drill like a 7/16 or even a 1/2" hole in it then drill the frame. Reinstall the sliders when the holes are drilled and install the skid. I say a bigger hole in the slider bracket because if you do it this way A: it'll be easier to drill off the truck and B: a larger hole in the slider bracket will help with any alignment issue when you go to install the skid. I know it's all a bit of work but you'll only have to do it once. I upgraded the skid bolts to grade 8 regular bolts also

 

Where did you find that? Looks very handy!

 

nice i was thinking of doing that ill have to make sure its not inline with the bolt holes first wait and see i guess lol

 

Lol... its the opposite of this...

 

YesSir you just won't really know what you need to do until you try to hang the skid. I didn't get folks having issues with having to drill holes the other day on here. It's a little more work but pfft a little sweat equity makes it just that much more rewarding

 

lol drilling in the tacoma frame aint nothing so much room

back when i had my old 91 pickup i wanted a roll bar and i had to drill through the bed and part of the frame zero room what so ever drill would catch and smash my hand on everything it sucked lmao

 

This was a few years back.