Kansas City Tacoma Crew - 816/913

It was the stock roof rack with a Yakima basket. It's still in the garage at this point..

 

Oops, yakima.

Could probably buy an access cab rac, but you would likely have to drill holes.

 

A hard mounted rack, definitely requires drilling. It was super fun let me tell ya.
Thinking maybe some lopro bars and a flat rack or something....we'll see if I can come up with anything.

 

I've seen some people that made their own sides, since the center load bars are sourced elsewhere. Once my shop is up maybe, but we'll see.

 

We can have a look, I do like that it hinges though.

 

Good mornin'

 

Well, most of us call it afternoon but to each there own...

 

I don't even know what day it is half the time anymore, lmao

 

It's all good, I can imagine....

 

Finished up the 3rd part of my project for my marketing class today. I currently have a 20 page analysis/critique of Toyota's marketing strategy done out of the 25 or so I need by the end of my quarter here. I'm also working on a Tacoma portrait right now
I feel like I'm eating, sleeping, and shitting yota at the moment

 

Well my poor little rci control arm skid didn’t hold up to a good size rock at smorr kind of a bummer but oh well

 

TC lower time.....

 

No money for something like that

tbh would rather have a rear bumper plus the control arm is fine just broke the guard lol

 

Fancy

 

Garage day today.

Sliders repainted, wheels blacked out. Look better than gunmetal grey.



All the Yotas.

 

I will be in KC tomorrow!!
4 2018 Tacoma Sport Wheels 17's

Like new!!! Need them Gone!! $300 obo

 

Thanks for your input guys. I found a few maps of Tuttle Creek, sharing here in case you guys find them useful.

 

Just for curiosity sake, who here did all their 4WD flushes that were "required" by Toyota Maintenance plan? I missed the 30K mileage maintenance flush as I didn't really have the spare $400 to flush those systems out due to other high priority bills. I have kept up with normal tire rotations, oil changes, air filters, but didn't do the others. Is it tough to do or should I just break down and pay the high dealer price to have done?

 

ive done diffs and trans. its easy to do yourself (even in a driveway), just buy the fluids.

 

I do mine myself at 30k. Well, both diffs and the Tcase, on top of regular oil change. I need to take it in for trans flush because it has a weird procedure afterwards or you won't be driving anywhere. Figured it'd be less of a pain in the ass to have a certified tech do it for me.
Speaking of pain in the ass. I stole the show at 2fang and sucked up all of @Sociopenguin 's time Sunday swapping out my needle bearing for ECGS' bushing. Next time I might pay someone to not have to deal with that headache.