What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

California is Liability. TX is much better.

 

Our web site's intrepid leader, the Great and Powerful @tcBob, lives in the state of California. Happily.

TW membership is a privilege and not a right. Abide by the CoC or seek life elsewhere.

 

that’s good for him. I’m glad he enjoys California. I don’t and that’s okay.

what rule am I breaking by expressing an opinion?

 

I mean if you enjoy high taxes and traffic, cali is the place to be

 

they do have some beautiful women, tho. A lot of talent there.

 

Thanks for choosing us! Looks super clean

 

High taxes? Wrong again.

 

California holds the honor of some of the highest income taxes in America. Its top state income tax bracket comes with a 12.3% rate. It’s a progressive tax system, though. Residents in the bottom bracket pay just 1% in state income taxes. If your taxable income is over $1 million, you’ll pay a 1% surtax on top of the 12.3% rate, bringing the total to 13.3%.

California also has the highest base rate for state sales tax, at 7.25%. Counties and cities can add sales taxes of their own, which is why some cities in Los Angeles have sales tax rates of 9.5%....really depends on how much you make but still high taxes

 

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Ordered my diamondback. Looking forward to being able to take advantage of my bed with a bit more security!

 

I wanted a back-up key/fob stored on my truck. In the past I have just zip-tied keys to open the door to the frame and had an extra fob stored in my handgun safe inside my old Xterra. I saw these hitchsafes mentioned on these forums and stuck one on today - pretty slick. If you are looking at getting one, you need the extra long Tacoma/Tundra pins.

Safe:

$70 HitchSafe HS7000 Key Vault | Hidden Trailer Hitch Safe for Secure Key Storage | CarShare Turo | Weather Resistant and Durable with 4-Digit Combination Lock for Cars, Trucks, and SUVs

https://www.amazon.com/HitchSafe-HS...afe+tacoma&qid=1571422935&s=automotive&sr=1-4
Pins: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=hitch+safe+tacoma&i=automotive&ref=nb_sb_noss

There is also a Tacoma/Tundra-specific safe (item HS7000TT) you can get that has the included pins, but when I was searching, it was slightly cheaper to buy separately.

HitchSafe Receiver Vault for Tacoma and Tundras

https://www.amazon.com/HitchSafe-Re...afe+tacoma&qid=1571423081&s=automotive&sr=1-6

I put my fob "to sleep" to save the battery (hold lock button and push unlock button twice while holding lock button). It will flash red a few times. I confirmed the truck did not recognize an active key. (to turn back on just push lock or unlock button once and it wakes up). The hitchsafe has gaskets and o-rings so it seems waterproof, but still, I sealed my fob in a food saver bag - just because. The safe has a "discrete" cover. Not a lot of extra room...

 

did you feel I wasn’t friendly or that I was engaging in political discussion?

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It was heading in both directions. There have been a lot of bans over conversations like this that took a wrong turn.

 

Thank you for the spot.

 

i like it.... do you mind sharing/posting pictures of the mounting bracket, or as to how you mounted the lights? looks good!!

 

Put these Baja WC fogs on, can’t believe there’s just one screw holding these on

 

when you remove the grille, there is a bar that runs across that i used as a mounting point. first i stabilized the bar with some aluminum angle stock. then i mounted the lights to 2 pieces of 1" square aluminum tube, which i attached to the angle stock.
I had to cut a recess in the bottom of the grill shroud for the light mounts.

I didnt take any pics, sorry. id have to remove the grille to get them