What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Catching something is better than catching nothing

 

This is true, the last 2 times I went out with my neighbor fishing, he was using all the big fancy spinner baits and got nothing... I use crappie nibblers and always had something on the rod.

 

Didn't mod the truck,but the tools she hauls. I put on some Stealth Strips on my 4 Lone Wolf Climbing Sticks in preparation for this falls bow season. They sure take the "clang" out and make them very quiet.

 

Put my rear Kings on and mounted the new wheels. Front Kings and TC UCAs are tomorrow!

 

I love these wheels... I wish they didn't weigh so much

 

My wife and I keep a roll of trash bags in our vehicles so when we go on hikes we can bring a couple in case we come up on any trashy areas. Easy way to help out everyone and get some exercise.

 

I forsure will, getting it installed Tuesday!

 

Popped up in Valdez Alaska for the week. Took the week off for a family road trip.

 

Are you making more for sale to TW members?[/QUOTE]

I'd thought about it, if there's enough interest I might try churning a few out

 

Dude, I thought it was just me being tired after installing the rear shocks.. nope they are substantially heavier than stock and even heavier than my old school Mickey Thompson’s!

 

As long as you don't catch something that you can't. .........

 

Kudos to.you and the Mrs.
Welcome to TW!

 

Picked mine up from eBay, but theyre also on

Plasticolor 4WD Easy Fit Mud Flaps - 000546R01

Amazon

Thought it was a bit too much badging especially with the '4WD' flaps

As for today, hooked up my old dashcam with the

$37 Dongar Dash Cam Power Adapter (12-pin Type A) - Compatible w Toyota Tacoma (15-23), select Highlander, Tundra, Sienna; Honda Ridgeline & more. USB Power, Connects to Rearview Mirror. Easy Install!

Dongar Technologies Power Adapter, so far so good

 

Love those flaps. Reminds me of the ones on older Toyotas.

 

@gsubioguy - I can only speak to the trifold that came on mine that was only on the truck for ~18mo but never had a problem with leaking from the cover.

The only other thing I have seen was the built in storage boxes I have on the '18. I would get some moisture up through the drain holes, but not much got to the bed. But those are not there on the '20's. I also gave some thought to plugging the drain holes in the bed and doing the tailgate gap cover, but it really hasn't been a priority with the lack of water in the bed.

 

Not going to lie, I'd forgotten those storage cubbies. I leave my hitch and a short chain in them--both things that don't see a whole lot of use. That said, I have seen water intrusion in them but due to their down/backward slope I've never seen water get into thr bed through them.

 

I had some when playing in some mud. But it really didn't get past the bottom clips with more than a drip or two. I think my compressor will go there and fix that issue.

 

Actually yesterday...used 3 cans of these on frame...some of the weld joints started to show rust. Since I trust a dealership as much as I trust our "liberal" Canadian government i went ahead and did it...

 

Got the prinsu installed yestersday. I tried to 'save' the rail inserts by modifying. I think that added a lot of the time it took, but it came out ok. Still have some fitment to address of the rail strips, but the rack is solid.

Love it.