What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Same in Oregon, blue is for LE only.

 

Built another set of custom 3rd gen mirrors with build in ditch and puddle lights. But this set is a little different than the ones on my first truck.

 

I would say allot. lol! It would take me 20 years to put 100,000 miles on my truck. I'll be ashes long before then.

 

Nice wash before the rain hit!

 

Got a few things done today. Brute Force Fab hybrid front bumper, Smittybilt X20 Comp wench, and a Factor 55 Prolink. Out back a Brute Force Fab high clearance bumper, duel swing outs, Jerrycan carrier, spair tire carrier, and a fold down/swing out table.

Tomorrow the Prinsu roof rack, ditch lights, and a bath.

 

Nice rig….how's the weight feel? M\T or Auto aka "The Hunter" lol

 

Thanks. Weight isn't bad, I adjusted the shocks a little to firm up the ride and it rides and drives great. It's a M/T, still cruses at 65-70 no problem in 6th gear, pull a grade and I had to drop down to 5th a couple times.

 

Compressor mounted...



Rubber hose for the compressor can be found here

 

Awesome. What mount? The tank fits under. Sweet. How loud is that pup?

 

would the compressor also activate front lockers? nice install!!

 

WOW, after 4 years, I haven't hit 24,000 miles yet.

 

Where is that?

 

The mount is from MORE off road here. The dual compressor sounds awesome!

Yes! The actuator for the front locker is on the manifold. I still need to plumb the line to my front diff (ARB front locker already installed).

Here are my switches:


Tank:

Manifold:

 

Engine bay LED strip light w/ hood switch, check!

 

I like your setup, but if the Toyota gods are right I will never have a problem with my Toyota, so I will never need to open my hood when it's dark.

 

Looks great.
What products did you use to accomplish this? Did you follow a write up?

 

Here's the switch:
Switch

I'll try to track down the lights. No exact write up per say, but they're many. I just kinda set the switch, wired it to the aux fuse panel, fished and tucked some shielded 16 gauge wire through the hood, alcohol wiped the surface, penciled a straight line, soldered and stuck the strip lights, simple "crazy glued" the lights to the hood where they're met the lead wires. Pretty easy!

 

I do indeed.


Never got the corndog thing, but one thing I do understand......11-0.

Geaux Tigers!

 

One of my favorite bands, and, a bitching song to boot.

 

Loving my hood pinstripe, Tom Van Nortwick is a master. Also the trip to the mountains after was perfect this time of year.