MARYLAND TACOMAS

shock.

but with what you likely experienced, it cant be that much worse lol

 

Lol "*not applicable*"

 

Costs as much as my Taco!

 

the same truck, accounting for inflation, would have been priced at 47,352 in 2017. these be expensive, they just dont hold their value like toyota does.

 

My 488k mile 04 Tacoma is still worth more than my dad's 100k mile 04 dodge ram. Only 100k miles and that ram has multiple issues. I'll stick with my Yotas.

 

Enjoying Easter with the fam unit.. .

RTL
Me, my niece Taylor with the 4R limited, full knee tat, her Mom Donna, my cousin who's like a sister and my wife's best friend since 1stgrade, my wife Deb, who I've been with since 1983, and my nieces bf Marshall.

Nothin' beats family get togethers!

In honor of my TTC Bro's and Broette's a Mexican Mule.

 

Tundie modz




Thinking about using a dab of clarifying compound on the left side of the shifter. Not sure what's on there but it won't come off easy. I figure it is just plastic so that compound would clear it up.

 

I've seen those red rear swaybars on tundras before, always thought they looked cool.

 

I would like to have a couple of these magazines.

 

My truck is a pavement pounder and I tow a good bit. It tightens up the rear a lot. Truck feels more composed scooting around the backroads. Not great for offroading/articulation, but that is not important to me. Picked this up during the 40% off TRD parts sale. Worth every penny. My wife said it is a 8/10 on the "how noticeable is the difference" scale.

 

I have oversized Hotchkis away bars on my chevelle with end links that I custom made. Big improvement in handling, no more A body body roll. All my lifted yotas still have their OEM swaybars, I don't like the feel on the highway without them.

 

I did a rear sway upgrade on my Civic when I had that and it made a huge difference. The tundra had nothing back there holding the frame to the suspension. I haven't towed with it yet but I imagine it will feel great.

I don't remember, do Tacoma's have factory rear sway bars?

 

Not sure but both of my 4runners do.

 

None in the back but there's one up front. I left it off with the lift install. Not a big deal.

 

That was my guess. My Tacoma felt fine without a sway, but the Tundra has more booty to swing around I guess.

That makes sense since most people just haul the fam in their 4runner lol.

 

Old pic but this is the reason I bought my 1st 4runner. My dog hauler.

 

no.

 

They look so content back there.

My dog got demoted from seat to floor in the back of the truck. She leaves drool spots everywhere. I got the mega wide Husky liners in the rear of the Tundra so she can do whatever she wants back there.

 

My 4runner & landcruiser both have Husky cargo liners in the back.

 

Been very happy with Husky, except one of the emblems fell off. A little spray adhesive and she was back in action. Didn't think it was worth a warranty claim lol