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

I'm also happy with my BORA's
I just put them in the front, 1" ones.

 

yeah I’ve read through it. Right now I have 245 and haven’t had any problems with the skinny’s looking for the larger diameter. Gonna throw a set on when the time comes. Current set should last through winter and into next summer. Which is good, planning on new suspension before tires anyway.

 

Added some new headlights

 

Nice Rig! I can't afford that bad boy!

 

Replaced my 5100 suspension today with a nice setup from Dobinsons w/ SPC UCA.

https://exitoffroad.com/product/dob...-kit-for-2005-to-2020-tacoma-4x4-double-cabs/

Measurements from the top of the center cap. I got the taco lean spacer but it's still .75" lower on the driver side. I looked and the spacer is on the driver side, isn't that where it goes? So not sure what's up there, maybe gas tank? It's a more comfortable ride that before so I'm happy about that, and I like the stance a lot better.

When I was on my test drive to the mall, the front drivers tire would screech every once in a while and it felt like that tire was grabbing. I got a little weirded out so I took it back home. Hoping that just means it badly needs an alignment. It was swishing all over the road so I know I have to get it in for one asap.

Leaf pack seems nice and no squeaking yet.

BEFORE


AFTER

 

About 1" in the front, and that was about my goal as I don't want it much higher, mainly was looking for increased rear height.

 

So much better than my worn out superbumps

 

Got some new cheap shoes for wheeling
FJ rims and chinese tires Roadcruza RA3200 285/75R16.

 

Wow zowey, those are nice. What brand bump stops are they?

 

https://www.supersprings.com/products/sumosprings/

 

So I'd posted before about my crown performance stainless steel air lines for my ARB lockers and I want to say now that I don't recommend them. The lines themselves are great but the adapters are trash at sealing. I had to use a thread sealer as well as crank down on them to get them to stop leaking. In the process I buggered up some threads on the bulkhead fitting on the front diff. Not worth the $200. Just use the ARB lines.

At least they look kinda cool.

 

ARB line inside 3/8 inch airline is what i did and has been great. No issues. I think stainless steel is kinda a gimmick. I just keep extra like in the truck but i doubt ill have an issue. Cant justify the price vs. what you get for the air line.

 

The idea was to have it be bulletproof and never have to worry about melting or tearing a line. It's ironic that it's now causing me more headaches and I'm worried about leaks.

In hindsight I should have used the airline and fittings supplied and just used this near any exhaust pipes.

$22 Design Engineering 010470 Fire Sleeve and Tape Kit 3/8" I.D. x 3ft Heat Protection for Wires, Hoses, etc.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001HYQO30/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

whatever works! I think the biggest thing with airlines is make sure they are secured and and out of the way of catching anything. That tape will help alot with heat issues.

 

How do you think they are compared to your Superbumps before they wore out.
Very interested to hear you thoughts.
Love my Superbumps on my front and I'm ready to get bumps for my rear.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-4cyl-5speed-king-machine-build.423381/page-9

 

Nice rig

 

I do dumb s#!t and hoodrat s#!t with my friends they will get tested.

 

We're practically twins, look, this is how I roll

 

Heck yes brother!!!! Stock steelies for life homie!!! Access cab is best cab change my mind.