What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I changed my oil twice. Once at 5,000 miles the cartridge was no problem to deal with. After the a dealership did it at 10,000 and then I tried a to get it off at 15,000 it was put on way too tight by the dealership. Becomes a pain.
You can use a spin on that requires the Baxter adapter that's $250.
Not sure thats worth it. Don't put it on too tight it will be ok.

 

Installed my Tacorail by 67 designs. Note if you want it centered with the screen one of the bolt and nut combos is a little to close to one of the fasteners, and requires a bit of work to make it fit; see photo. Luckily you don't need a degree from Two Domes to accomplish this.

 

On the center cap thing, take a peek at Etsy. If you plug in center cap Tacoma, all types of options pop up. You can even create your own design if you want. You'll need to know the size of the opening the center cap would go.

On the lugs, I just bought some off Amazon.

 

I love mine. .

 

Going from standard weathertech to the hds was a big improvement.

 

Added the AJT steering wheel trim. +10 handling.

 

Thats actually a dope ass mode for the interior. Hard to do?

 

It took about 25 minutes. There's a video that shows how to do it on the Tundra but it's the same steering wheel.

 

I looked and only saw the tundra, ill watch it now that i know its the same instructions.

 

Pretty Taco!

 

Today I added a blackout 3rd led brake light to replace the stock red one.

 

Linkage please...

 

Got it off Amazon. Quality is decent.

$22 Compatible with Tacoma 95-21 Full LED Third 3RD Tail Brake Light Rear Stop Lamp Bar Tinted

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082TX8GZX?ie=UTF8

 

The winds yesterday brought down alot of trees out here, trail 20 was completely blocked, got here in the dark but beautiful when the sun came up.

 

Thanks again for letting us know about the good deal here. Just got the two skid plates I ordered back on the 1/14. Got one for my 22 BR and one for my brother's truck for his upcoming birthday.

 

New Falken Wildpeak AT3W 265/70R17. Stock suspension, no spacers….no rubbing.

 

Just made them out of L brackets I had in the garage. Got Quick Fists & a couple slide nuts on Amazon to attach to the bed rail…

 

Might be a good idea to plasti-dip the ends of the brackets. I suspect that the single attachment point would allow the lower portion to slowly rub it's way through your bed liner. Dipping them might slow that down (if it's ever going to be a problem at all which is not yet confirmed)

 

That's a good deal. Only a few bucks more than I paid for the knock off one I got a year ago.

 

Love the look. I did the same thing with my 2020 Sport DCLB but with the Toyo AT3's. Looks more like a truck and drove more like a truck rather than the factory Firestone's LE2's.