What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Yesterday my 8 year old and I installed the TRD Skid Plate. Good easy project for the both of us and happy with the results.

 

installed AVS bug deflector.

 

Kryptek seat covers and weather tech tonneau cover

 

I made a platform for the folded down seats and carry my tool box that has all my Milwaukee tools in it. I generally toss all my small tools and things I don't want exposed to the weather/stolen in the backseat.

 

Fixed my lower bumper cover thing I tried to replace on Sunday but didn't have the illusive Blue clip. Clip aquired now back to good.
I also rerouted my anytime front camera cable so it can be disconnected near the radar sensor wire harness so it's much easier if the grille has to come off ever again.

 

Looks nice, I have one to install as soon as I can. Did you torque your bolts? I have to research if they need torquing or just tight.

 

Gave her a long overdue bath (I'm so glad I got her ceramic coated. Looks like I just waxed it also). I also installed the Liberty 4x4 console molle panels. Mounted my G19. After some convincing, it fit just fine.

 

I torqued mine.

Here’s the install information.

http://toyotaparts.sparkstoyota.com/install/PTR60-35160inst.pdf

 

Beautiful, clean truck!

 

I finally got around to putting in an additional reverse / scene light and Wheeler Superbumps / U-Bolt flip kit. Both were pretty straight forward, the light is wired to my Switch Pro. The light is a LightForce ROK20 Ultra flood flush mount. For those not familiar, LightForce has been huge in off road lighting primarily in Austrailia for well over 30 years and builds super nice stuff (my 30" lightbar and rock lights are also LightForce). I still may make an L bracket for the tow plugs to be relocated behind the bumper so I can use the OEM spot for a second reverse light, however I'm on the fence on that as I like the asymmetrical look of just the one. We shall see.

As for the Wheeler kit, haven't been too hard on the bumps just yet, so the jury is out on how big the improvement is (everyone claims it is huge)... I mainly really like how much cleaner it looks with out all that snag-factor going on under the rear axel...

 

Use that front+rear system more! Did you know the owner’s manual recommends engaging and using 4 wheel drive for ~10miles on a monthly basis? Enjoy your taco

 

Post number 222,222 wins a free taco

 

Aight. 11111 pages in too

 

Oh, yeah I read that in the manual when I got it. However, I don't have time nor any inclination to go off road often. Too many other hobbies that take precedence. I have a feeling it will be just fine if I don't do it often *shrug*

 

One of the best colors for sure! What AAL did you got with? What is your hub to fender height?

 

For sure! It probably will while new but keep it in mind when your truck is 10+ years old. I live in a salt air area and I see on a daily basis how things age - grease helps!

 

Oh, I get a new truck every few years. Ill probably keep this one less than 5 years .But I totally get what you're saying and gotta exercise it to make it work and maintain it well

 

Ah, thank you!!!!

 

You do you. Never once had to clean my factory mats and they are more than a year old. I’ve had WeatherTecs before and they drained off on to my carpet too easily in rainy country.

 

Wow, nice! What do you think of the Tacoma?