What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I remember that superpower...I miss it a lot.

or 5000 volts....

 

You're not wrong but I definitely hope to avoid that fate!

I was wondering what the next mechanic to have it up on a rack is going to think

 

You assume they can read.

 

Thank you for your service!

 

My wife hit a bush and ripped up her bumper. Zip ties worked great. Barely noticed tjem

 

I did a raptor-Knight rider upgrade..

 

Packed it up and driving it cross country!

 

Damn that’s a lot. There’s stations here that much all over

 

My initial set up and some mods I did last weekend. Lost the drawer, so storage totes will do for now. The new layout gives me flexibility on sleeping and travel storage space.

 

Rich people hit different, I don't even have stoptech on my s2000

 

This is more of a question then anything. I have a 3rd gen crew cab TRD off-road. I haven’t done many mods to it yet as I’ve only owned it for about 6 months, however I have started to mod it, ive put a mbrp exhaust on the truck and I love it. The next mod I was looking at was either a leveling kit or a set of rims. The rims I want just came back on sale for a reasonable price and I was wondering if y’all had any input on whether I should hold off on the rims and get a leveling kit first or get the rims first? Thanks for the help.

 

Do you have plans to get bigger tires after you get the leveling kit?

 

Right now I have K02's that are 32's and I plan on keeping them for their life span due to my location and the weather I get here, after they reach the end of their lifespan I will be getting larger tires around 33-35's

 

The only problem that I see with this video is that you make it look so incredibly easy, that someone like myself, might make a really dumb assumption that they could install those themselves and end up with disastrous results, along with a dismantled truck in their driveway for months lol great video. I’ve probably watched it a dozen times!

 

Finally bought and installed the Bakflip MX4 tonneau cover, OEM LED bed lights, black out ultimate turn signals, (before and after pics with the turn signals on) made such a huge difference and so much brighter. And the OEM power tailgate lock kit was $141 total to my front door from BAM. Like some others that have posted about installing the tailgate lock kit, once I removed the single wire loom connectors and replaced them with the double loom clips, (a complete PITA), the rest of the install is easy. Just a lot of running the wire loom and a lot of zip ties! But I love being able to use the key FOB and knowing it’s locked and my gear is safe.

 

Lol. It took a lot of other videos on YouTube to guide me through the process, combined with instructions included with the parts. I had multiple tabs on Youtube open to make sure I was on the right track. After doing it, I would say it's a lot of work but not necessarily difficult. Thanks for watching man!

 

Hi class truck charcuterie game on point.

 

Nothing worth taking pictures of yet but I did install factory Limited fog lights into my 17 Tacoma SR which was a pain. Toyota does not have a harness for them in the SR models so I combined a aftermarket kit and part of a fog light harness out of a wreaked Camry to get things working. Also installed a tonneau cover made by Tonno that clears my bed rails which had been a long search for.
Will post it soon but I am also making a lot of changes to my base SR interior this month when I put the truck in storage next week. Just installed a chrome tailgate handle and surround as well. The chrome was to much so I had it tinted with red clearcoat to match my truck and it looks great with the handle being the only chrome part showing.

 

Christmas decorations underway (Subtle of course...)

 

That’s a damn good looking truck