What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

Can we start an official thread for this!?

 

Holy cow! Glad you’re ok!

 

Within the last 3 days I changed the spark plugs and polished, sealed and waxed my truck.

 

For some reason I’ve been wanting to wax my truck, but this is a pic of this afternoon.

 

Dang that model looks super early, the ball joint doesn’t even have a zerk on it. food for thought they have a upgrade program right now only cost $200 out of pocket after you send your old ones In

 

I've got the greasable ones ready to go, thanks!

 

I definitely don’t need this for my 2wd but it fuckin looks cool and I want it I’m in

 

Installed my AVS window shades. Love getting all these small mods done that I never had the time for. Need to get into some more serious stuff soon!

 

Mounted & balanced 4 new SR5 wheels & 285/75/16 Wildpeaks! New SR5 Taco’s come with dope wheels!

 

what color is your sport hood?...

 

Aluminum anti seize on the Prinsu. Definitely needed it after only 5-6 months on.

 

Closed in Indiana

 

PAID IT OFF!

 

Best mod that can be done. Congrats.

 

Magnetic Gray Metallic

 

Yeah I was wondering the same thing. I did the

$100 PL5400 Black Manual Tailgate Lock with Bolt Codeable Technology for Toyota Tacoma

PL5400 as my fist ever mod to my new to me taco. I was wondering if the rod's rubbing on the tailgates interior structure brace could be fixed (see image). Maybe some kind of low friction material would help?

I also have a pretty sizeable gap on the bottom and around the camera (see other picture). Our winters are bad enough that I don't want debris and moisture inside the tailgate. What does the infinite cumulated knowledge of TW suggest to fill that gap? Liquid gasket type stuff? Ideally something that isn't an adhesive in case the handle needs to be replaced.

Thanks

 

CONGRATS....

 

Figuring out how to get the damn gas tank skid on... any tips?? This thing does NOT want to line up/go on. On an empty tank too..

 

Ordered new tires. They're not amazing, they're not even M/Ts, but they get good reviews and they were inexpensive. Nankang AT-5 Conquerors (265/75/R16) for $622 installed with road hazard coverage for the next three years. Now the waiting game while my tire place gets them.

 

I recommend you start putting the amount you were paying for it into your savings account, then periodically put it into the market via mutual funds. Do this and you may be able to pay cash for the next one.