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

Man you are going to need reconstructive knee surgery from basting it repeatedly on it getting in haha, I moved mine to the coin tray on the right just under the wheel. Good luck with getting the right cable!

 

I forgot to mention that was one of my first steps to release the seal, even had it up to temperature, then gave her the good old rocking action loosen/tighten.No dice. Just lucky that is one bolt that has ever given me an issue and didn't have to use the little torch to heat her up.

 

Put her summer shoes on, cleaned and greased front brakes, painted drums, washed and waxed. All ready for pollen season in NJ. Put a new sticker on the 87 so she won't feel unloved.

 

I have the P-3 in the same spot.

 

Where’d you get the front letters on the grill from?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/diy-bed-mount-spare-tire-bottle-jack-all-in-one.588170/

 

Figured I never use that 4WD switch anyways. So why not put something useful there? Now I can monitor pressure of the 5 gallon OBA tank

 

Got my RTT mounted today

 

Pretty sweet.
Do you have a different switch or just dont use the 4wd in general?

 

Twin stick?

 

Love the new wheels man. Big improvement.

 

Installed LED backup lights

 

Finally got around to prepping & painting my new rear bumper.


The original had a pretty good zap in it. Bothered the hell outta me since the day I got it.

 

Looks like it turned out really nicely

 

Installed my cb today.

 

Thanks man. Pretty happy with it for a rattle-can job. I was lazy and didn't feel like getting out the gun, mixxin' paint, then cleanin' the gun....
I've always had good results with SEM products, their spray bombs are as close to pro-grade as you can get in a can.

 

Installed gussetted spindles, 2010+ 4Runner front brakes with OEM dust shields, and hubs/bearings. Also, retorqued the rear suspension (u-bolts, shocks, and leaf spring/shackle bolts).

Behold the wonders of engine braking. Original stock brake pads with nearly 120,000 miles on them.


Passenger side done.


Caliper peaking out. Fills out the wheel pretty well.


Random whole truck shot waiting for the pizza place to open after we finished. Only took 7 hours.

 

Thanks Robert

 

Not today but yesterday.

 

Tell any difference? On the to do list