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

It is. DV8 Offroad is the company. Slightly more expensive than the standard "ebay bumper" people have been getting, but worth it IMO. More angular, slim design.

 

I like the new design it looks good

 

Agreed! Thanks!!

 

Makes me feel like an ice road trucker! I feel like I should be swearing with each shift

 

Only got the Total Chaos spindles back on today, started raining. Should be able to finish up tomorrow.

 

I like all of it except the flex limiting bar that's still attached

 

Some body was discussing it on here the other day. What is the stock center of hub to fender measurements for a 4wd DCSB

 

I tow a travel trailer so it needs to stay on.

 

This actually happened last weekend. @YamaDirtrider and @Red Baron of Foothills Fab took this pathetic excuse of a maxxxxxxtraxxxx mount that I built:



And turned it into this:





I'm currently painting it. Terrible. I don't know how I tie my own shoes some days.

 

Got my anti- tailgate theft bracket installed.
Thanks again for the bracket @christian06

 

There was talk on it yesterday.

 

Still at it. I only have the extended rear brake hoses to install, probably do that tomorrow. While the truck is on jack stands I might install the Off-Road gas tank straps.

Had to fight every bolt, coming out and going in (didn't matter if it was new or old). I even had to remove the air pump (I have a 4 cyl.) to be able to get the control arm bolt back in.

pic below is before disassembly, hopefully have completed pics up tomorrow afternoon

 

Rigid D-SS ditch lights on Rago Fab brackets.

 

What rack is that on your cap? I only need side rails and having tough time to find any. Nice looking truck.

 

Put the steering wheel cover on today. Definitely a keeper.

 

Now that's what I call high class redneck ingenuity!

 

Installed a new softopper today. Love the way this thing looks, very utilitarian.

 

Not sure but I know I got bout 3/4" lift just from going from 245s to 265s.

 

Did the PRINSU, front and rear. Connected right into the Thule rails on the camper

 

It looks like you and the neighbor agree on Subaru Legacys