Tacos in St. Louis area

@CygnusX191 did you delete your clutch accumulator on yours? If so did it make a big difference? I swear this clutch is fucking with me on purpose in the 6 speed

 

Yessir, as did @Shellshock . It's like driving a whole new truck.

 

@Shellshock did and it’s amazing how much of a difference it makes

 

right on, did you guys use generic brake line with a coupler? Been checking it out, seems cheap but getting up there to it seems... squeezy..

 

I did the same with mine, it is a bit tight but makes it more consistent in pedal feel.

 

Yeah. I used $8 in parts. The picture in the adm thread from autozone is from me.

it’s really not that bad. Just make sure you have a flare nut wrench. I did mine from under the truck only and didn’t remove the exhaust hanger.

 

Sally

 

Good to know, picked up a flare nut wrench the other week when I stripped a brake line on my axle so I’m gtg. I’ll probably do that this weekend if time allows

 

Link? I too would like my truck to be better lol

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/mt-accumulator-delete-mod-adm-and-bs-thread.568303/

 

So.......a taco pineapple gatorade bacon broccoli banana smoothie dance?

 

Exactly. Glad you understand

 

Orders are in, moving to St Louis!!

 

Sweet! Where to?

 

Not sure, can you help on where are good areas to live and daily commute to St Louis downtown(near the Anheuser Busch facility)?

 

South county area along 55, South of River Des-Peres. Or the Arnold area of Jefferson County.

Solid services, low crime, easy access to AB.

If you want the adventure mode, get a place in Soulard. (do not)

A little bit farther commute, Fenton is a nice area for the cost. Same with Ballwin, though that can be a tad crowded.

Feel free to shoot questions or links to places our way if you want second (and third, and fourth) opinions.

And welcome to the Lou

 

@Sasquatch3153 @Willy224