Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

I went with the whiteline polys a couple of months ago. cant really comment about them since i havent driven much but seemed like what a few people recommended.

 

i did whiteline as well before i jumped into the LT game. Was nice and a big difference since they were real bad.

 

Well boys...it's been nice knowing you

 

Damn whiteline doesn't have a set for my truck. Wish they did as they are 1/2 the price of OEM and heard great things. Probably just go OEM since separating the sleeves is supposed to suck.

 

.... R.I.P.

 

Double check that since I believe the set that fits 2nd gen Tacoma's doesn't list them for compatability.

 

That's a nice little motivational note lol

 

Don't be a puss, eat a Popsicle.

 

Whiteline for the Tacoma,

$109 Daystar KT03012BK Upper and Lower Front Control Arm Bushing

Daystar for you. And you're right, you'll have to burn them with fire:

 

I have so many questions. I can't remember the last time I had one.

 

I did the energy polys years ago, no complaints, feels better also.
I had to dig for the # on the forms though.

 

any of you fellers know Idaho? i have all next week off!

here's my plan of attack starting from Riggins (family meetup) and heading south...or maybe i'll take the dirt road up to Riggins AND back. last time i was there i wanted to do the Magruder Corridor so maybe that will happen this time.

 

I was in the Lowman district of Boise NF for the 2017 eclipse, seemed like there was a lot of open trails throughout that area. On my location scouting trip I tried going towards Deadwood Reservoir but there was still snow making it too sketchy to pass solo at the time, but I'd love to go back to check it out sometime.

Looking again at your routes, I see the first one goes right there. I think I tried going on the trail you've got marked from route 17. It's 555 right?

 

I picked a good week to be in Montana.

 

I've replaced mine. Went with Whiteline bushings.

 

Whiteline doesn't actually list the bushings I used for a 1st gen Tacoma. But I had read that the part number would fit my truck. (I think they were actually listed only for 4runner)

 

All yall complaining about the heat, its 5-20* hotter on the roof(depending on the material).

I was camping in a blizzard 3 weeks ago lol

My work truck ('15 prerunner w/ 160k) got the "ac blinky light" problem, dealership says i need a new compressor @ $2400 lol

So im in the spare, an '11 prerunner with 290k on it, im pretty sure the original cabin air filter too cuz i had to knock a pound of dust off it for the AC to blow anything. Other than a few driveline clunks she feels good for an abused 300k taco, unsure what the clunks are, if theyre tranny/diff/ujoint related