What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

twins...

 

Might there be a write up for this somewhere? I bought some plugs but haven’t taken it apart to see how hard getting power there will be.

 

This weekend I finally knocked out some minor things:

• Subaru tweeters
• Removed the TRD bed decals
• Removed the front air dam
• Removed the V6 badge (door badges are next, but ran out of time)
• Mounted blue sea fuse box and circuit breaker to my Overland Engineering aux fuse plate to measure the power and ground wires I need to make.
• Bought a 30” tool cart from Harbor Freight (bright green) and assembled that (which required me to use my engine hoist to finish as I couldn’t lift it alone).

 

Hello fellow Nuke worker! I am an I&C tech in nuclear for TVA.

 

Here is how I did it.

https://youtu.be/dVwWxehurtY

 

So I just scored some sweet led tail lights for cheap because they had minor flaws with them. Barely anything wrong with them for the price I paid. My question is for you guys, what would you use to fix these two Minor things? I am guessing just silicone, but is there a type, brand that you have used that works better than others? Full view 1st pic then the only 2 things I see wrong with them,in last pics both pieces broken on same lense

 

Thanks for this info! So many brands out there...it's going to be either these or the OEM from Toyota when the weather warms up a bit.

 

I like my updated amber turn signals.

 

Anyone got these on a Taco? I'd love to see a pic or two.

 

Hell yeah! Silicone should work just fine

I’d probably use black exterior stuff from Home Depot, Lowe’s, any hardware store will have it

 

Not mine but....
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/amp-research-power-steps-installed.710341/

 

RCI sliders installed.

 

I have 15k on Toyo Open Country AT3 255/70r17 my only negative complaint so far is I get some vibrations when the tires are cold but other than that no real negative things to say.
They are quiet on the road (for AT tires), don't really hurt fuel economy, with weight in the bed or in 4x4 have plenty of snow traction to keep from getting stuck.

 

I have Toyo Open Country A/TII on the Honda Pilot and I love them. Can't wait to wear out the goodyear Kevlar on Tacoma to try out the new replacement ATIII !

 

That is the simplest install video I've seen yet. Thanks for the video and posting.

I also sub'd to your channel as a result.

 

Bent my new aluminum tranny skid up a couple inches, I guess I'll see how long it lasts. Most likely just going to order a steel one soon.

 

Thanks for posting this. I watched it and then went to Amazon and ordered what I needed to put one in my Tacoma. Will install it this weekend.

 

i was think of doing the same thing but i might just get a bigger spare tire on the oem spare wheel.

 

Name change? TOYONKA?

 

Yo, that's awesome. Was it difficult?