What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

A little winch accessory

 

Better jump on it. Lead times for shocks are insane right now, like 14-20 weeks for fox and 45 weeks for kings.

 

Wow! These look really clean. Link?

 

Got my rear bumper mounted-ish. Bolts were really rusty. Broke one and 2 have so much resistance that I fear I will break them too. Anyone just drill these out and replace with a grade 8 nut and bolt? Still need to level the bumper and put the bedside supports on, but need it all tight first.

 

Chapter 7 armor..aka Pelfreybilt

 

I have a 500 and it will run the fridge for maybe 3 days in hot conditions and probably over a week in colder if you're not putting charge into it. I have mine behind my seat and plugged into the 12v so any time the truck is running it will be charging the jackery

 

^^ I can never get multi-quote to work

 

I wouldn't be too worried. I had a local (highly rated on yelp) shop replace my windshield. It was $200 (never checked with my insurance for free windshield replacements... hmm). Been running the replacement for years without issue.

 

yesterday--wheel/tire upgrade

 

Those 4Runner wheels looks nice!

 

I wants it

 

Ya I can't justify those types of shocks anyway. I think for the extend of what I do, some 6112s and 5160s are all I need.

 

Bay area metal fab

 

My warranty replacement neoprene seat covers are starting to jump ship on me. So It's time to start looking into new ones. I'm really feeling leather covers this time, can anyone recommend a good brand?

 

I can’t get that to work for me either. I think I’m gonna go with at least the 1000. Since I’ll have other stuff I need to charge off of it as well.

 

Another option is to get some solar panels, you can plug them safely into the Jackery (with an adapter plug) as it has its own MPPT controller.
My Jackery charges at about 140w on 110, so 200w solar should be good

 

Yeah I plan on adding solar to it. Will just depend on the funds at the time we decide to purchase. We’re in the everything is expensive phase of the build.

 

Drain and fill front & rear diffs, t-case, and manual trans. R&R splash guards. Spark plugs R&R. New tires - 235/85R16.

 

You got a pic of the tires I just ordered some falkens in that size and I'm curious to see how they look.