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

Looks good! Was thinking about doing the same. Any tips?

 

Oil change and tire rotation couple hundred miles early, might be driving it up north next weekend. I’ll also mention I love the fumoto valve with my RCI skid plates

 

How do you feel about the Atlas lift? I've been considering buying one but I'm not sure about it.

 

Just put on these new plate led's. The picture doesn't really do them any justice because they are really bright.

 

Yea they dope.
I luv mine

 

I had led's in the old ones but these are much brighter.

 

Finally got my windows tinted!

 

Whats the tint level?

 

You need an OCS bypass on the passenger side (so the pass airbag works) in addition to a resistor module on both sides. Driver side also has a seat position sensor that should’ve been transferred over and new mount fabbed up if you want to do it right.

 

Today I replaced the front pads and rotors. Made it 85k on the original, it just started squeaking a few days ago. I'm very pleased how everything came apart and went back together nice and easy.

 

https://www.metaltech4x4.com/seats/


yup

 

Wash day and it got a proper waxing.

Also got some little Amazon gadgets

 

Almost completed my rear seat reno for my dogs. Some minor touches to do but otherwise workable ... with storage access
Custom mat on order.

 

You won’t regret getting the sumo springs. But remember once your rear starts riding rough, you may need to replace your shocks if they’re the original ones.

 

What sorta lift ya got on that T-COMA?

 

Spark Plugs

 

Upol raptor tintable bedliner or u can get black, mine is silver, super easy to work with, u tube it. It's a spray on

 

Should I get a pint, quart or gallon?

 

Second gens only!





Jk. Looks good and digging the rain protectors.

 

The stuff is more than a little pricey, depends on how big the project is (sorry I didn't catch that). Left overs don't keep real well from what I understand.
Maybe get a pint & see how you like it & go from there. One thing for sure, do not get it on you. Wear gloves, long sleeves, and eye protection ain't a bad idea either. If it drys on your skin, you'll have a new tattoo for quite a while, it's gotta wear off. Also, if you go to reseal the container, use cellophane between the lid & can. You'll play hell trying to re-open it in the future if not. Last thing, follow the directions to the letter, it'll perform as advertised.