What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Any sound clips?

 

I'll have to look for that. I used on of his videos to understand how to get the hood off. I might go back a retry - but this method didn't come out too badly.

 

I think I'm mostly down with my build-out on the interior of my AT Overland Summit. It's been outrageously cold trying to get it all done, but I think it's pretty much done.


I didn't put carpet on that driver's side end of the bench because my wife and I had disagreements about where all my stickers would go...that was the compromise. And I didn't close off the passenger's side end of the bench because I wanted to leave access to the 110 outlet back there.

 

You got a long bed?

 

I actually think it looks fantastic! Really impressed.

 

Do you have it coming all the way out the back or is it dumped like mine?

I’m thinking when I’ve got the Y pipe and am ready to install it I might go ahead cut it and weld in a small resonator to each side. Do you have the 14 or 19” XS? That would have the benefit of keeping it looking slightly more stock, we don’t have emissions but I’d still prefer to keeping it appearing as legal as possible in general.

 

Pulled the trigger on the x trek grill/tss relocate bracket. Ah I knew I was forgetting something… Toyota emblem

 

I just stared at it walking out from work, need factory leds next.

 

5% ceramic front/rear. A local tint shop uses FormulaOne by LLumar.

I'm liking it. Still taking a little getting used too. I was used to soft tonneau cover before this and this sits up a bit more. And looking in rearview mirror it's def there.

 

Can you post more on this please , photos and what grill was used

 

Too difficult to carry on a bike

 

Yes!

 

I'm not worried. I keep my lucky 250lb anvil on mine.

 

God I fucking miss Round Top! Used to go up there all the time in high school. Makin' me homesick dude.

 

what’s your plan for the seat belt latches?

 

The grill itself I made from various parts and pieces. The burners were made from sheet metal and the I used old hard brake line from my cummins and braided line for the curves for propane. The cast iron was literally just laying on the dirt in the garden that hasn't been ventured since lord knows but they were in decent shape so I cleaned them and used what I had available. As for the tailgate and what's inside, everything fit very well. Not much to mod in that regard, but I did vent it from underneath for air flow and made sure I don't get a vacuum anywhere. Last but not least the main tank is plumbed in to the truck so this is a permanent fixture. I'll have to get some really good close ups and I'll update my post.

 

Soldered in the capacitors and wrapped them in friction tape to dampen any vibrations. Went with CS series Kickers for all six speakers. Still waiting on the rear door speakers; they were supposed to be here today but were delayed due to the weather back east. Hopefully there’s room to tuck everything away on these.

At least the door speakers don’t require capacitors. Should be fairly easy install, just gonna take my time….

 

Finally washed my Tacoma. First wash since I purchased it 6 months ago.

Hunting season mud.


Cleaned! Now the wifey won't complain about my new truck.

 

Looks great. How do you like those tires? I'm debating on those for my incoming 22 Pro.

 

That's the way to do it! When it's done the way y'all are doing it, that's when it's called a one-of-a-kind. Looks awesome