What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I saw a video on these on Youtube early Monday morning:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7J3PWlEHs4

And I guess I'm more curious about the spacers for the rear part of the seat. If you go to around the 7 minute mark, she discusses installing those.

Of course if watch the video from beginning to end, she's doesn't look that tall (as neither as I at 5-5 -- thanks genetics lol).

 

So you like it? Figured I'd give it a chance. It did not change the sheen. Many wheel sealers add gloss.

 

Mints or the kind with gum in the center?

 

For those that are looking how to get at the climate controls and the buttons below that (like myself). Here’s a vid from me so customs....
https://youtu.be/uQI0x6kVODo

 

i dont have the rear jackers but boy doesnt it make a difference

 

yes it is... and @MESO I swear, I’m obsessed with all your products. And I am so happy with the finished product. I will update the post with it installed. Sooo fireeee! I just wish I would have purchased the BDmeso with cams. This will work for now.

 

Looks so good. Excellent work!

 

This is gonna look sick!

 

Planning to install front hitch on my 2019 TRD-Sp 6FTLB. can someone share the experience, is it easy, i can install? I know i will throw air drum away

 

I have to say, tele health has been great for consultantions. I hope my providers keep it as an option going forward for the easier appointments. Hope you get to go in more as things improve.

 

I put a Curt front hitch receiver on my truck the first week I had it. I cut slots in the air dam per the instructions and re-installed — that was at least half the work. The springy things that came with the kit for fishing the bolts through were the key to making the actual install pretty easy. Torque wrench is required if you’re going to follow the instructions to the letter. Easy job, didn’t take more than an hour and I’m not very efficient.

$214 CURT 31075 2" Front Receiver Hitch, Select Toyota Tacoma

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01B88U426/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

It’s def convenient and has its place for minor things, but also has a lot of limitations as far as physical assessment. Yeah, a lot of the older ones don’t like to do it, I think moving forward it will def have its place.

 

This is 100% true...

 

Took my air damn off. Finally

I was trying to take off some bolts to install a light bar, I ended up dropping my stubby ratchet. Then I heard a sound of it hitting plastic and I couldn't see the ratchet. Looking all over I finally started to hit different parts of the truck to see if I can hear it. I hit the front of the bumper near the license plate. I hear the sound of the ratchet. So it was between the bumper and the crash bar. No idea how it got there, but I got to take the bumper and air damn off. I put the bumper back on and liked the look of no air damn. Think I spent 40 mins looking for that damn ratchet... of course it had a 10mm Socket on it

 

Thx for the input. Yeah I noticed it was a little spendy and comprised of multiple purchase parts. I was just looking for something a little more practical for my purposes. I don't plan to be hauling a bunch of attached stuff (axe, gas cans, rtt, etc) everyday rather than only when I intend to use. Having the height option to haul other stuff is cool.

 

You can never have enough 10mm sockets

 

Took the truck out for a drive to my buddy's cabin before all the snow melted!

 

That's a cabin?

 

Lmao, my previous post about wrinkles was because I thought you installed pro style leather seats

 

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