What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

The following dynos are from the main OV tune thread. There were many more at one time but Mat from OV tune has since taken them down. I have had one form or another of his tunes for almost 3 years and have been very happy with them. Just over a year ago I upgraded to his 2.0 THX tune 91 octane which I thought was a performance tune but was only an enhanced throttle tune so I went back to the 1.05 performance 93 octane tune. These tunes are for the 91-93 octane since I was looking for an increase in torque and power. Although I have VF tuner I decided to wait for his updated performance 2.0 tune which has been promised for awhile. Hope this helps.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-update-info-and-original-development.495735/



OVTUNE TEST TRUCK:
2017 tacoma TRD PRO 4x4 with No engine Modifications and larger tires

Independent Emissions Test
(our product is for off-road use, however we value the environment)

 

The covers work great and are cheaper than black lug nuts. I actually have mine taken off right now just for a little different look.

 

The bracing and truss-like structure make the rack look great while also adding strength. Form follows function...love it! If only a Softopper could fit under that thing...

 

Something like this? https://www.uptopoverland.com/products/truss-tacoma-soft-top-compatible-bed-rack-2005-2021

 

None of these "ST-compatible" raxx actually support deploying/stowing the topper while the rack is installed, right?

I contacted MobTown via their site to ask but haven't gotten a response yet.

 

From the Uotop overland website: "Middle load bar must removed to operate soft topper. Designed to operate with front and rear load bar only."

 

So my Toyota fellas had to return my 6 inch lift I did my first maintenance on my truck and I have the bumper to bumper 125k mile warranty and it voids it cutting the crossmember sucks ass but thanks for all the advice looks like I’m gonna just have windows tinted and add tonnuea cover and drive it like I stole it haha grandpa status low rider

 

Hey, I see that you went with the "No Drill" version. I get why that's appealing, however, do the vertical support posts sit inward from the wheel wells at all? I guess my biggest concern would be the width of the opening.

 

I love hearing your comments about it! Thanks for the inspiration. I am not sure I can drill into my truck with any confidence. Beer may be necessary!

The other thing I like about it is they openly publish their weight specifications:

Off-Road Dynamic Weight Capacity | 400
On-Road Dynamic Weight Capacity | 800
Parked Static Weight Capacity | 1400

Not sure any other racks have that high a capacity -- which is another selling point.

 

You are being lied to. Nothing you do to your vehicle voids a warranty unless the manufacturer can show that it was the cause of the malfunction. A big lift and off-roading can cause failures but...

Magnuson-Moss Act "According to the Magnuson-Moss Act, a vehicle manufacturer cannot automatically cancel your warranty just because you’ve installed aftermarket car parts. This is an illegal practice. That said, if your aftermarket part somehow causes or contributes to a failure in your vehicle, the dealer may be able to deny your warranty claim—as long as they can prove the connection. In these cases, the burden of proof is entirely on the dealership."

 

Well I can tell you the Toyota of Tri cites Washington sucks ass cause they told me if they install what I put on it’s not warranty worthy I kinda like my bumper to bumper warranty so I’ll deal with these fucks when it gets over warranty I’ll put Dana 60s under it like I did my 2001 double cab I love the independent ride but my 2001 double cab rides like it’s on a pillow with king coils in front

 

Oh yeah...I've definitely seen this. That truck is my muse! I like the look of the Leitner rack so much more though...

 

I read somewhere to pre-bend that edge down which is what I did. But I like your thinking on this. Sounds like the easiest way to do a perfect job.

 

Ha! So it's not just me.

 

Is there anywhere on dash that will read you the tires pressure on our new trucks

 

This is my wheeer for now and hope to make this new truck after warranty my next wheeler

 

Yes one of the info screens in the dash displays each tire’s pressure

 

Do you have a TPMS button along the bottom of the dash near the OBD2 plug?

 

Thank you I could not find it at all so I will look in info

 

Idk never have looked it a 2021 trd sport with the limited interior does that show it