What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Hammer hangers and crossmember done. Added a 1” block to my existing icon aal. Def have some rake. Will adjust coilovers tomorrow. I hate spanners

side note— need a new bolt flip and prob some decent bump stops. The ubolts are def close to stripped.

this install was a bitch! Lolol fuck those rivets. I actually cut part of the stock hanger to make it easier to drill. Made it easier for sure... glad I have protein here. What a workout above your shoulders. Lol

I didn’t take a pic when I finished. I need to figure out how to connect the crossmember up top. I’ll prob weld it so it can be connected and disconnected remotely easy. Crazy how much rust under the stock hangers. It’s a 2020 with 16k miles. You can see the difference with hd hangers vs stock too:

 

Curses on the wobbly internet connection here....my apologies for the multiple images. Again.

 

Before and after shots of the wind blowing.

 

I finally got my Icon upper control arms installed. Looks and drives great.

 

thanks! I cant stop thinking of little mods and improvements especially when scanning Tacomaworld

 

This weekend had 2 projects done:

1) Installed the @MESO sunroof hex rack. This was a bit more involved than I would care to admit. But a couple of points to consider/think on if you buy this item:

a)This is a solid item, however if you watch the sunroof rack installation video, it is emphasized several times about the jacknuts and being centered. Luckily, MESO includes some extra jacknuts (and screws). Had to redo two of those jacknuts. So when he says "center the jacknuts," do it. Very carefully. TAKE. YOUR. TIME. DOING. THIS. Seriously.

b) Reinstalling the rear dome light can be a bit more tricky. At least in my experience. When watching the video, MESO mentions 4 small tabs that had to be popped out. Remember to pop those 4 tabs back in place or your light cover will not go back in. I had everything back in place, and light cover wouldn't go back in. An oversight, but don't forget that small thing.

c) The grey housing the bulb sits can easily pop back out when putting the light back in. Mine popped out twice after I thought I hac everything good to go. Again, take your time.

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2) Got KDMax done this Sunday by @AbnMP13. All I can say is WOW! Makes quite the difference. Drove home on mostly 2 lane highways, but when I needed the truck to "get up and go," it got up and went. Obviously not gonna beat a Camaro off the line. But a little more "umph."

And a side note: has anyone else having slow responses from this website or is just me?

 

Stock suspension?

 

Do you still have the plastic piece were the light used to go? I broke a clip in mine messing with it and I’m looking for one...

 

I'm not sure I follow you @Afilao

 

Lol! Sure, it’s the internet’s fault and not the aforementioned alcoholic drinks!
All part of a good time! Woodford Reserve is fueling this response right now!

 

Added Bilstein 6112's w 650 TRD coils set at 2". Also added N Fab side steps.

 

And I thought we were trying to play a game of "Spot the difference..."

 

Since there seems to have been a 80-90 % turnover in members who are viewing this thread in the last year I decided to share something I posted last Memorial Day. My apologies go to those who already saw it.
It is important to understand the true meaning of Memorial Day. After flying in the Navy for 20 years and having 15 mayday emergencies, engine fires, cabin fires, etc, etc I still came back alive. It is not about those of us who made it back alive. It is about those who made the ultimate sacrifice who did not return alive. It is about those who will never again be able to experience their dreams and aspirations. It is about those who will never again be able to laugh and cry in life. It is about those who will never again be able to hold their loved ones. They are the true heroes. Greater love has no one than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.

 

Well said. Thank you for your service. o7

 

Amen. One of the most humbling things I did during my 26 years in the Army occurred back in 1989 while I was assigned to the US Embassy, Tunis, Tunisia. I assisted in the Memorial Day wreath laying ceremony at the North Africa American Military Cemetery located in Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia that honors the fallen from the WWII North Africa Campaign. Humbling and inspiring all at once.

 

Well done young Captain Thank you for your service. o7

 

Ordered 5th wheel and tire 15% off method race wheels for memorial day.

 

Nice! I do prefer the method wheels though...