What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Got a photo of the whole truck now? Looks kind of cool.

 

ill have to get one tomorrow

 

I believe I would appreciate a non scoop hood on my recently purchased 2021 Sport. It's just annoying when cresting any or our many hills on narrow, unpaved back roads.

Heck I live a mile off pave the short way, and there are STEEP hills both ways. ;-)

 

They're coming...my camera is broken. My iPhone 6s is on its last legs.

 

@daltondrose
I needed that motivation. Archive Order is in.

 

color and location?

 

Got my Square One Creations frame caps installed...had to ground out a bit of the SSO slimline bottom bracket tab for true alignment of the bolt up into the tabs retained nut.

Also solved a turd gen problem...installed header rail in the bed

 

What size screws to install the header rail? Thanks

 

You won't regret his beefy offerings!!! Running his HH's, bolt flip kit and his rear bumps, and rear wheel skids! Put them on with stock leafs and blocks, major improvement. Then upgraded to Dobinsons leaf springs a few months later.

 

The bed all of the bolts already in the holes. You'll need a Torx 30 key or socket/bit.

Just pull them out, put up the rail and screw the bolts back in.

 

Thank you

 

Got the load bars today and threw the Yakima Double Haul on top of the RSi.

 

Red
05302

 

Post up here then: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-only-hood-swappin-n-tradin-thread.413378/

 

I traded mine for the same year plus $400...

 

Installed the Sokie Techs to hold up the hood. Not a huge modification but makes it a lot easier to open and close the hood. Plus, there is better access to the engine compartment. 70 bucks well spent!

 

Done!

Thx for the prompt!

 

Installed my custom built kayak rack ready to head to Lake Tahoe Sunday!!

 

beautiful work! Congrats and have a blast in Tahoe this weekend ✌

 

Very nice. Looks like a fun bike. Taking a safety course is a great idea especially with it being your first bike. Before long you won't give those turns a second thought. Just keep your eyes open for gravel in the road when making them. Also be very careful in Florida (depending on where you are), there are lots of older people there that aren't the best at paying attention when driving. I've seen a few bad accidents that didn't turn out well. I prefer less populated areas to ride for the scenery and safety. Best of luck and enjoy your new ride. Be safe