What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

So here's my line of sight out the back. I thought about doing the higher bars, but from what I read it does have a decent affect on your MPGs and with the center of gravity higher your steering becomes less responsive

 

LRO? 285/70's?

 

I'm purty sure I stuck it in the doctors mouth while he was working on my mid section. He was cutting my gizzard out.

 

What you got going on here

 

Installed a 265/75R16 spare tire with cable lock and mounted a valve extender.

 

Glad you signed up just to tell us.

 

Not being critical. It looks good. But you need to get a boot or other means of insulation on the line side of that main breaker. You have an unprotected constant hot sitting on top of a grounded plate. The breaker won't do anything if that side shorts out. You are one accident or misplaced tool away from a very bad day.

 

High bars aren't going to help you see through that decal. Pretty sure it blocks a larger percentage of your sightlines than the bars.

 

One of the first things I did after bringing my truck home was remove the rear headrests.

 

Rekgen mudflaps got put on last night by my 7yr old

 

I picked up a set of used Tacoma_Pocalypse bed bars off CL today. I want to add a layer or two of semi-gloss spray on paint. Any recommendations?

 

Looks good though

 

Nice find. Rustoleum will do the job, Steel-It if you wanna spend a little more

 

Oh absolutely

 

AXE MOUNTT!!!!!!!

 

Me too! Haven't thrown them away but i feel like i should. Cannot imagine ever wanting to reinstall them.

 

Mine are sitting in a sealed plastic bag in the attic. I'll reinstall them when I sell the truck someday.

Have done this for years starting with my wife's 2001 Honda Odyssey. Just pulled the ones out of her 2019 MDX last week.

 

4.88's will make it feel less restricted.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...s-for-electrical-accessories-and-more.518174/

 

I'll take a closer look at the bars later today but from what i can see it's only surface rust. If that's the case I'll just sand those areas down and give them a good wash with some dawn soap and water and then wipe them down with rubbing alcohol before i apply the rustoleum.