What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Added some new protection this afternoon with the boy… put on a set of N-Fab RKR rails. Very happy with them. They mount like traditional steps or running boards to the cab, not the frame. Look like sliders, and the steps are removable… two 17mm bolts per step. Obviously, they won’t have the impact protection of frame mounted sliders… but I don’t plan on dropping off ledges yet in a $50k truck. Plus, the wife loves them as they help her in and out easier… brownie points for me

 

How was the install on those?

 

Picked it up.

 

Weathertechs! Simple but effective.

 

What model of weathertechs did you buy

 

Congrats on the new truck. I could never get that good of miles when stock. Only around 18-19 with same truck as you but 2020. I average around 15-16 now with lift and 33's.

 

I drive like an old man though. Lol

 

maybe vacuum cleaner with a bristle attachment?

 

Added a custom sticker that I had a guy make on Etsy. Love my SoftTaco even more!

Etsy seller: https://www.etsy.com/shop/VinylDesignzCo?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=829329309

 

The HP version. I had the original floor liner in my last Tacoma and wasn’t exactly sure what upgrade “HP” made but, not having the logo in the shiny red sticker on the mat was enough of a difference for me

 

Many are saying the material they used to make the hp is a more rubber like floor mat. Not like their other version and also husky liners . I have the husky and they are pretty hard and didn't fit very good in my 17 taco especially the back seat

 

Ah okay, I can see that. I do remember now the original floor liner rear was like a stiff board that sat across while this is very flexible and even came folded in half in the box. I can take other pics and views if needed.

 

If you could definitely appreciate it. Thank you

 

Congrats on the new Taco! Shiny!

 

I/ @flatironsoverland make them, you can check out the kit here: https://www.flatironsoverland.com/product/2005-toyota-tacoma-ceiling-attic-storage-net/1

 

Thanks for the share!

 

Thanks - responded to your DM.

 

Pretty simple, only tricky part is putting the lug terminal on the ground cable. I wouldn’t even call it tricky, but trickier than bolting up a new terminal. The lug is basically a compression fitting.

Took me an hour to do the battery swap, terminal swap, etc

 

First 2 are drivers, next 3 are passenger and last 4 are rear.

 

got them from Extreme Terrain Tacoma website