What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I already watched your video last night since another member mentioned your name (figured you’d have to have one up)

I sent an email to the company asking if the rear most panel can be installed without the rear section or if it would cause a teeter totter type thing. I could use washers on the rear bolts to have it even if so. The rear section might/likely be in my way of another accessory so I Also asked of the possibility of buying just the rear pieces for both sides.

 

RCI Roof rack installed. A quality piece that went together easily.

 

400 - 600.

This is a good read on the Topic.

https://www.xenonpro.com/peak-amps-vs-cranking-amps-vs-cold-cranking-amps-jump-starters

 

3" ARB OME suspension lift with OME leafs. Threw some Cooper AT3 285/70R17s on as well with KMC impacts. Rubbing is not a factor!

 

I can check a bit later today, but you might be okay given the pro is 1 inch taller.

 

RRW Hybrid Bumper

 

The wheel weigh around 20 lbs, very light compared to stock wheel.

 

seems 1500 is more than enough then

 

Not any upgrades today but I am pulling a trailer loaded with steel and have the burn pile going.

 

nice shot! post that up for 2022 calendar submission if you're interested

2022 Tacomaworld Calendar Submission - 3rd Gen Tacomas

 

I borrowed this idea from @DVexile back when I had a Two inch lift on my 2014.

You use a 4Runner Bottle jack and remove the top round piece so the Safe Jack accessories fit on it correctly. The T4R jack is the correct diameter for the accessories.
I purchased the T4R jack off of eBay.
Part # 09111-35150.

I also have the Safe Jack 3” extension that’s not in my photo. These SJ parts are not cheap. I really like the setup.

 

12 1/2" fully extended.

 

Great idea Just submitted it!

 

Nice looking Tacoma

Also Digging the Dozer..

 

Thanks for the info on the jack and accessories guys!

 

A nearly identical twin from the front

 

So you didn’t like the boxes? I kinda thought they could be useful. I guess you have to live with something for a while before deciding if it works for you.

 

I didn't dislike them, just found them to be pretty useless to me, personally. They look nice, they lock, and I guess technically they can hold ice etc but I bring a cooler when hitting the trails. The breaking point for me was when I realized they block the use of the bed rails for any kind of attachments, as well as the ability to add any molle panels to the bed.

The big bummer about them is they were not waterproof, so if it rains, anything in there has to be stored in plastic if you don't want it to get wet.

 

I took mine out after about a week. Took up too much of the bed space.

 

Correct. Some Folks go with the Noco 1000.