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

@cubie

 

I'll have to look at your mounts on Saturday. I got my hi lift adapter from Trey, it's really nice! I'm going to galvanize it here at work and paint it orange when I get home.

 

Ya those look sweet dude! They would match my headlights as well.

 

Two things this weekend. First I added a Mobtown tailgate reinforcement. Second, I built a simple bed extender. Only needing it 2-3 times per year, I couldn't see spending the money for a manufactured one. This one
only cost me about $20 for wood and connectors. The mesh pouch was just laying around from a past vehicle.

 

Thanks for the reply, looks like I'll go this route too then! Did you need two 20' isolator packs, also the 2.25" version I take it? Not at home to measure.
https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Leaf...End84pkJLMi5gPufQ3xAEYVsVXBMwJqhoCd7kQAvD_BwE

 

My RCI fuel tank skid just got shipped
Should be here this weekend

 

Installed some ebay molle panels looks great only paid $66 for both sides cant beat that

 

Do you have a picture of how far out they are from the center console?

*Edit: the gap between the panel and the console

 

just ordered a set from a different vendor earlier today.

 

Thanks man, the bumper is a Coastal Offroad DIY and which I added a jeep tire carrier to. 100% happy with it, a lot better than dragging the oem bumper off some edges.

 

Became a hardshell taco today.

 

Went to rescue my stepdaughter and her boyfriend from a mud pit. The S10 was buried to the axles

 

Comes with tiny nylon spacers

 

Got a set of new-to-me Slee Sliders with plates.

Predator steps before


No steps



Sliders!

 

No pics sorry, but on my 30 minutes lunch break I was able to install my rear diff breather. I put it into the bed cubby through one of the elongated holes thinking "This is great, I don't have to drill anything!". I finished up, then I went to put the cubby door back on...

 

hahahaha. guess you found out what the elongated hole was for

 

I don't know how I didn't realize, because I took the door off the drill a hole. The only bit I had was way too big, so when I found the elongated ones, I thought it was perfect. It slipped through with just enough friction to hold it there.

I was hot and tired, and had to go back to work, so I just bent the tab back and out of the way. I only keep ratchet straps in there and I have a tonneau cover anyways

 

Step 1: strip the interior ✅

Step2:
Vibration reduction ✅
Mixture of noico and dynamat extreme
Step 3: lunch ✅
Step 4: closed cell foam
Step5: mass loded vinyl
Step 6: reassemble the interior

ps. All those people saying noico is just as good as dynamat... WRONG. Having used both today, dynamat has thicker aluminum, sticks better, and conforms to shapes a little easier. For the front doors I will buy more dynamat. Something about something being cheaper, makes people say how amazing it is and everything else is a ripoff. Noico is fine. Dynamat is better. My two cents.

pps: neither are sound deadeners. They are vibration dampeners. Thus the closed cell foam and mass loaded vinyl.

 

Installed JDM amber orange film to my fog lights today.