What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

This is random but it seems like your trailer would be kind of hard to steer backing up since the wheels are so close to the rear of it. Is it?

 

I did.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/20tacoma17s-mini-me-build-1-9-scale-3rd-gen.633631/

 

Haha!

 

Cab mount chop, trimmed back the pinch welds and cut out some plastic. I can finally make u turns again I ran out of day light so tomorrow I’ll grind down the welds and spray some undercoating then it will be good as new

 

Finally got that Bilstein 6112/5160 kit installed!

 

I did yes. Except for the rerouted transfer case skid. That one still hasn't shipped.

 

Tacoma Lifestyle

 

5.29’s and cab mount relocation!

 

Nice job!!

 

So whats the advantage? The air still has to flow through the same size opening and through the same filter. I doubt the oiled reusable filter flows any better than the paper.

 

Installed the brand new

$840 Pioneer DMH-WC6600NEX Digital Multimedia Receiver with Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, 9" Floating Capacitive Touchscreen, Modular Double-DIN, Built-in Bluetooth, WiFi and Amazon Alexa

Pioneer DMH-WC6600NEX last night. I’ve always hated how dash kits looked on the 6” screens & wasn’t a fan of the halo style so I waited on this one to release. This thing fits great and doesn’t require a dash kit. I’m already loving the Apple CarPlay, now to figure out the rest of features the OE stereo didn’t have.

 

Someone needs to 3D print you a tiny TOYOTA for the grille. If I didn’t know you built that I would think it’s photoshopped! Awesome.

 

I'm working on getting that for the grill.
Thanks

 

Where did you get your gears installed and how much?

 

How difficult was this? Looks great.

 

Just noticed that. Diff than anything I've seen. More like a dolly than a trailer? That's probably easy to jackknife.

 

I love those Katzkins, might need to get a pair once my wet okoles get beat up.

 

I used to haul heavy equipment and from my experience, the longer the trailer (and further back the axles) the easier to maneuver and less likely to jackknife when backing. Short trailers and mid-set axles are somewhat better for tight quarters (small adjustments yield big results) and tight turns, but once you're used to your rig it's like riding a bike and you can pretty much put that thing anywhere with the proper approach.

 

Simple when you order through Crutchfield. You get pretty much everything you need except the harness for the gps and xm antennas. That’s a separate package to order that comes with 3 adapters.