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

Damn I like your house, and your truck.

 

I bought the wood/supplies to make a bed platform. Raw materials:

- 2 2x8x8's
- 2 4x8x3/4" plywood sheets

Now to just cut them to fit. Probably be a weekend job.

 

sounds like my drawers V1. make sure you put something under the drawers if you aren't going to have them on rollers or anything. I made mine and just had them sliding between two of the ribs of the bed however every time I pulled the drawers out they made the worst sound and wasn't useable at a campground after quite hours. some polly under them helps a lot.

 

I'm afraid I don't have any advice beyond just "things I've heard". From what I understand from others, they did basically what you did...empty the tank, one way or another, then use high grade for a few tanks. They said they were fine after that.

BTW, how did you even get a diesel nozzle (usually larger) into a regular (smaller) gas tank?

 

Thanks for the heads up. For this 'stage' I have no plans to put any drawers/bins underneath but eventually I will want to so i'll keep this in mind.

 

https://www.boundfornowhere.com/blog2/2018/how-to-buildout-a-truck-bed-camper-for-under-
this is what I followed for my second version and they are solid! I have had over 500 lbs on them and they still opened and closed like normal.

 

Use a vise grip comes out pretty easily.

 

Taking out the rear seats, panel and head rests in my access cab. I'm planning on doing some sound deadening soon and I needed the extra room because we're getting a dog soon.



That really opened up that area. I'm looking into finding something to make it look cleaner.

Anyone know how to remove the male side of the rear seatbelts with out messing with the airbags?



And is that center piece a vent or a place for the rear window motor?

 

That's the cab vent. It needs to remain unimpeded.

 

Shaved all the eblems the day after I got the truck. The boss said she liked the bedside decals so they stayed. When she provides input I listen and she stays involved with what I do.

 

Think it'll need a screen if I leave it this way?

 

Removed the rear wall molle panel in prep for installing closed cell foam tomorrow.

 

Changed the bearings on the trucks...of my skateboard lol!

 

Installed an alignment cam delete kit today from poly performance and used a tape measure and angle finder to verify my numbers. Toe is 0” and camber is +0.4° on both sides which is within specs.

Not sure on caster but I don’t really care about it. It’ll be within half a degree of what it was, which was 3°. Went on a test drive and she tracks straight as an arrow.

 

No but you're definitely going to get more road noise without something covering it like the rear panel did.

 

I see, thanks for the info

 

https://youtu.be/8gMLTvJNX0w

 

Finally got the winch all wired up through a 500A battery isolator that is triggered with a SwitchPro. Now I just have to adjust the Baja fog lights so they shoot out straight-ish

 

Perfect, thanks dude

 

Installed afe cat back exhuast