What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Getting the last dealer maintenance done after hitting the 20,000 mile mark.

 

If I’m not mistaken you get one more at 25,000… I know I did and so did my wife’s 4Runner

 

Last oil change I should say... I’ll prolly rotate my tires myself at 25,000.

 

I got up to 35k on my 2017 taco. The 35k is just a tire rotation and fluid check I believe

they must be getting cheap with covid lol. I also bought mine used with 1700 miles on it

 

Added a front bed accessory rail.

 

On Monday added a softtopper. Got used from a member on here. One for the best purchases for my tacoma so far.

 

No problem! Now you'll have spares to share with 5 friends - or list the extras in BST as a "blackout kit"!

 

oh yeah
once torqued down there was almost 3in of exposed thread. kinda negates the nice bump stop to have that much steel poking up

 

This is so wrong, but I guess I should get one to match my exhaust .

 

How are you powering the dash cam ?

 

Impressive Excel sheet man. Well thought out and meticulous. Add in shipping costs, plus tax and install costs (if needed) and then your rolling cost (Projected vs Actual).

 

yeah, you're right on that! thanks...

 

Paid for the parts and scheduled my OME lift at Asheville Vehicle Outfitters

 

Installed a Meso Stealth knob! Left button triggers the ECT, right button triggers my garage door opener. Turned out great! (Dirty floor mat has since been cleaned, I know someone will point it out lol)

 

Testing my fuel economy with 91 with factory tune. Pretty good but only my first trip home from work so far.

note:dirty instrument panel is still dirty!

 

That's how I kept mine scratch free for almost 5 years

 

Cali Raised 25-degree Trail Edition sliders with no step kick outs (nothing is going on my roof in the foreseeable future). High and tight, which is what I was going for. Build quality and included mounting hardware is very good.

 

i LOVE how it harkens back to the 70's era Baja trucks...my uncle had an old Ford back in the 70's that had that same look...used to "tumble" down hills in that thing in southern Ohio

 

Just installed. Good budget option feels the same as the official TRD knob that cost 4x as much.

 

After seeing so many good reviews, I went ahead and got a set of the seat jackers. I was surprised by how much of a difference these make. Seat is a lot more comfortable than before, even with me being 6'1. No issues with headroom or anything...just had to slightly readjust my rearview mirror and good to go!