What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I hear it more now, but I also took out everything behind the rear seats. I have a mount/board for stuff that I haven't gotten around to installing yet though, and that should take care of the noise.

 

Thank you, just added them about a month ago! They are the 17” TRD Pro wheels,

$280 PTR20-35110-BK Toyota 2010-2024 4runner TRD 17" Matte Black Wheel PTR20-35110-BK

PTR20-35110-BK. I bought them from BAM Wholesale Parts (online), $703.00 shipped. Best pricing I could find, great customer service and will definitely be buying from them again!

 

Allow me to simplify things

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/katzkin-leather-for-your-tacoma.313544/page-82#post-20998257

 

Looks like it fit perfectly... what size, and model number is it? last time i checked their website, they didn't have a Tacoma model listed?
thanks,

 

Soooo, I've had my Tacoma for almost 2 weeks now, and I put a quarter tank of 85 octane in. Unbeknownst to me that truck is recommended to have 87 and above. Anything i need to worry about?

I wish the dealership mentioned this. My mistake I guess

 

When I bought my truck a few months ago I know I wouldn't have sat still for a 30 minute presentation on the nuances of the vehicle. I was too excited...I barely let them walk me through syncing my phone to the stereo. That owners manual though...what a page turner!

 

Shouldn't be a big issue since you mixed 3/4 tank of presumably 87 with 1/4 tank of 85 you essentially have about 86.5 octane. Maybe drive until you're down another 1/4 tank and fill with 92. That would get you a tad over 87 in the tank... or just drive and fill with the proper octane when close to empty. I doubt you'll see any difference in performance either way.

 

Fireworks here in Olney paid for by the 1st National Bank. Buddy took a slew of photo's of them last night. These are 3 that caught my eye. I stayed home in the projects and enjoyed a nice shave while they lighting the fireworks off.

 

Thanks,I’m in Saco. I just moved up hear a year ago. If you fish we should get together some time. Manual transmission also?

 

Got my Tepui Autana 3 mounted and added mounts for recovery gear. Took it all out for a test drive yesterday.

Getting closer to back country ready. Still waiting for my BAMF sliders and SSO slim line bumper (which apparently they have to smelt the steel for).


McMaster Carr:
Stainless Steel Tamper-Resistant Button Head Torx Screws, 3/8"-16 Thread, 2" - 91900A660
Tamper-Resistant Breakaway Nut, 3/8"-16 - 90013A225

 

Hi I'm new here. What is the long red tube thing?

 

Handle for a hi-lift jack.

https://hi-lift.com/hi-lift-jacks/cast-steel/

 

Its the handle on my Hi-Lift jack

 

Yessir, manual transmission and I fish. I'm from the southern maine area too.

 

I've had an MBRP exhaust on my truck for a year and a half and I like it. It's received an fair number compliments from folks who have heard it. It was a little buzzy at first and there was some drone but once the muffler "broke in" the sound mellowed and deepened a bit. There is still some drone but not that bad.

 

I have that same bed extender, though I’ve only used it for kayaks so far. I saw that it’s rated up to like 400 pounds (skeptica) but how did it handle with that type of load , hangover and weight in the bumps etc?

 

It handled well. No problems with shifting load or over flexing. I was worried about big bumps, like rail road crossings, but it seemed to work fine. The truck suspension made big bumps pretty soft. I did tie down the load as good as I could in the truck bed to keep as much of the load on the truck as possible. I also stacked most of the wood on edge to give it more strength to cantilever out the back.

Long live the short bed!

 

We’ll have to meet up for some trout or bass. Roberts,Wadleigh is a nice pond.

 

Nice wheels. What are they?

 

They do look great!! He did a great job on mine as well!! Love the color match/offset on yours!