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

Like the white letters out, nice

 

Is it form fitting?
Got a link?

 

Nice. The way the sun was shining on it I thought it was the before pic.

 

Bought a block kit on sale and lowered the back end a about 2-3 inches:

 

Blocks were only 2 for $3 at Lowe's. I bought 42:


It's a temporary mod, anyway.

 

I wouldn’t purchase this brand again. There was no molding to it as advertised, making the install pretty tuff. However the the vinyl quality is really nice. I have never attempted a project like this before but a little molding would’ve gone a long way. Regardless, I’m happy with the finished product.

 

Thx for your honesty

 

Changed rear differential oil and threw some ACF50 at the leaf springs. Had my helper

 

Nice T! Let's hope your insurance company only thinks it has 1hp

 

That Triump is sexy as f*ck Short bed problems

 

With the help of these forums was able to replace the stock springs with HD Dakars and Bilsteins all around. Went with 885 springs and SPC UCAs.

 

Get yourself a Thermacell and throw those candles and spray cans in the trash, Your helper will thank you for it.

 

Got behind my back seats sound dampened with Noico 80mil

Installed:
Alpine iLX-107
JL Audio 10W1v3-4 Sub
JL Audio JX500/1D Amp
JL Audio C1-690 Component 6x9 & Tweeters for Front Doors
JL Audio C1-690x 6x9 for Back Doors

 

Swapped out the Weather Techs today.

 

Your truck looks real good, I would trim the mud flaps and call it done ........................for now

 

I’d love to try Dobinson’s also but very little info. Talked to Southeast Overland today and they say Dobinson’s is much stiffer. He said it’s good if you are going with a lot of weight and/or towing.

 

Man truck looks awesome And welcome to TW too!

 

Lol you caught that huh? Nats are insane right now

 

They are as bad as the skeeters. i spent the last three years hunting pigs in the swamp and my Thermacell made it nice to be outside.

 

I like my factory rubber mats but they are a pain to clean and vacuum around. are these slick under your feet or do they grip you shoes/boots?