What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Added a grille emblem and some letters on the dash

 

BHLM (TRD pro style), amber drl, amber drl cover. Def not as easy as some of you make it. Taking it apart, was a total PIA.

 

Tune up at 60k.

 

The mount can move up or down. Put it in your cart and leave it. Than ask for a discount. I got 10%.

 

Thanks for the info. Just dropped a driver side one in my cart. looks good.

 

Finally got to order the MESO
DIY Stealth Shift Knob KIT last night.
That was a long wait.

 

That is so cheesy.

 

Added an under hood LED strip, wired to a Blue Sea switch. Turned out pretty good I think.

 

Installed Onboard Air in the bed cubby. If you run this setup, I would suggest sealing the box under the truck. The back tires kick up a lot of water and mud.

 

You will have to trim it a little bit, to get the crease of the base lined up.
Pre-bend the base to better form to the dash. CLEAN the area with alcohol wipes real good.
Use the included thicker adhesive pad, over the top of existing.
Over 70 degrees is a plus!!
Press and hold down for 30 seconds or longer.
They can also hold my GPS.

 

I've seen a few folks do this. Can you please describe the difference? I'm tempted to try it. If I could do something to significantly improve the shifting, I'm in. Difficulty scale 1-10?

thanks

 

Any word on people selling their Prinsu Roof rack for 3rd Gen DC Tacoma?

 

Did you happen to catch these (2.25") hose clamp goodies as found over here? Might be worth checking out. Coupon: 10PEROFFSUBSCRIBER

 

Scale 5
You need to have the right tools, flared wrench, and then the replacement piece. I used a Honda clutch line. All the info is in the adm (accumulator delete mod) thread

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/mt-accumulator-delete-mod-adm-and-bs-thread.568303/

now for the difference, the accumulator is like a condom, it keeps things safe, but it’s way better without it.

 

OEM LED headlights and hidden winch.

 

Looks good. I’ve got a lot of that setup… sdhq hidden mount, and that license plate flip, except I put mine in so it flips down, which required a little extra cutting.

 

I was thinking about making it flip down, however, my fear was that gravity would pull the license plate down with every bump I hit. Seems like I was wrong.

 

Haha you guys are too funny. I had to scroll back thru the posts to find the FAL reference when it was under my nose.

 

I had to torque those bolts pretty tight, that’s what the nylon washer is for. But I did drive halfway across the state with it at a 45 degree angle. No harm just my ego. Also, the automatic car wash is not friendly to the flippy plate. (It’s how my dealer washes the customers cars, send them to the carwash with a voucher)

 

Exactly what I was hoping to do as we have front license plates here. Nice!!