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What have you done to your Tacoma today? 1st Gen Edition

Discussion in '1st Gen. Tacomas (1995-2004)' started by SlimDigg, Feb 7, 2011.

  1. Feb 8, 2021 at 2:20 AM
    JKO1998

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  3. Feb 8, 2021 at 2:23 AM
    JKO1998

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    I tried 3 different e brake cables From oriellys and never go the right one. Ended up going OEM if I remember right.

    For the cable starting at the arm thing under the drivers door back to the axle
     
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  4. Feb 8, 2021 at 2:51 AM
    Matic

    Matic The "OFG" Baby!!!

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    OME 881 coils with OME nitrochargers shocks up front. TC UCA's OME Dakars with extra leaf in the rear. Warn 8000 winch with 80ft custom braided synth line. Custom 60ft synth extension. All pro tube bumper, Hi-lift jack, Safari Snorkel, Wilco tiregate. 2019 Jeep JLUR.
    Picked up a little sumptin, sumptin for my prerunner.

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  5. Feb 8, 2021 at 4:31 AM
    nagorb

    nagorb Should be a dang perma mod

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    The timing belt is time consuming, but not something you couldn't do with a bit wrenching skill. Check out Timmy the tool man's videos.
     
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    CrippledOldMan

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    Nice looking DC. I like how you have the winch mounted higher than you normally see.
     
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  7. Feb 8, 2021 at 4:37 AM
    Matic

    Matic The "OFG" Baby!!!

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    OME 881 coils with OME nitrochargers shocks up front. TC UCA's OME Dakars with extra leaf in the rear. Warn 8000 winch with 80ft custom braided synth line. Custom 60ft synth extension. All pro tube bumper, Hi-lift jack, Safari Snorkel, Wilco tiregate. 2019 Jeep JLUR.
    Appreciate it. :thumbsup:

    I didnt notice that it was any higher. I have seen a few people cut into the grill to get one to fit. I guess its just the design of the all pro bumper.
     
  8. Feb 8, 2021 at 5:44 AM
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    I’ve been looking for a clean stock air box. Mine has a few cracks in it
     
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    Timing belt is pretty straight forward. Steering rack is also pretty easy. Just make sure with the steering rack that you lock the steering wheel in place so it can’t turn and mess up your clock spring. Just run the seatbelt through the steering wheel to keep it straight. Lining up the splines isn’t a huge deal. It will just take a little guess work and trial and error to get the splines oriented back to center.
     
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    I always tell people who aren't sure if they can do it, it's just nuts, bolts, and parts. If you can take it apart you can put it back together. Only difference between disassembly and assembly is cleaning surfaces for gaskets.
     
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    Exactly what my pops said when he tore into his escalades engine. Rebuilt it himself...and he's not a mechanic. He's a welder
     
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    They are several around that price on ebay and Amazon, I have them in two of my trucks, they are easy to find, just search for Toyota Tacoma air intake box
     
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    Installed a camper, does that count?
     
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    HighPlainsTaco

    HighPlainsTaco I am haunted by waters…

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    So did I. They're so hard to find used in my color. Found one for a steal on Craigslist. Looks good, bud. PXL_20210207_223930144~2.jpg
     
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    Thanks and love that color! My camper was a diy project from this site and really happy with how it turned out.
     
  19. Feb 8, 2021 at 9:00 AM
    HighPlainsTaco

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    I bought my truck with a repaired air box that will need to be replaced at some point. I'm considering replacing it with a cold air intake but I've read mixed reviews on whether it's worth the cost.

    Does anyone have any insight or advice on CAI vs. OEM? Thanks!
     
  20. Feb 8, 2021 at 9:08 AM
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    Ive sold them on here for around $120. Junkyards usually charge around $20, so its a nice flip. Just be sure to print a shipping label online before taking it to the post office. The price online is always cheaper than the price in the store on stuff that big for whatever reason.
     
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