What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I see, it looks great.

 

After a slight delay, the rest of my tires showed up along with my wheels. Should be getting them mounted this week.

 

Finished the Clazzios! Rear was much easier!

If you’re thinking of them, do it!

 

Ugh!

 

I watch MORR pretty often, haven’t found my way to that one yet lol. I’ll search for it sounds like an interesting watch

 

Damn, those look really nice!

 

I just ordered the Auxbeam unit and am looking to do an ARB compressor unit later. Do you see any issues with the Auxbeam to power your compressor? Also, what type of mount are you using for the Auxbeam? Thanks

 

Ordered a motorola ma1. $30 off at Best Buys


https://www.bestbuy.com/site/motoro...-black/6505050.p?skuId=6505050&ref=NS&loc=101

 

Mounted the pipe today.

 

Installed the durobumps, hammered back the firewall where I was rubbing, zip tied the bottoms of the plastic fender, rolled on some more bed liner and stuck on a set of tacoma letters.

 

Very nice!

 

What are using the pipe for?

Serious question but feel free to insert a "birds and bees" joke

 

Water storage im gonna assume.

 

Finally fixed/ replaced airbag clock spring on my 2022 Taco SR after installing the factory fog light turn signal. Anyone need help hit me up before you start.

 

Ahhhhh yes I think you're right.

 

Water when camping for cleaning pots and pans. Kids feet at the beach. I plan to paint it matte black in hopes the water will warm in the sun. Doubt I’ll shower with it but I definitely could if needed.

 

Cool idea. How many gallons you think you fit?

 

Are you pressurizing it? If so I'm guessing that's what the upward valve is on the front and do you have a link for it?

 

I couldn’t believe how noisy and cheap feeling and looking inside the Rav4 was.

the CRV felt way more premium. I also like the new design. Honda design age pretty well.

 

That's what I was hearing, mostly from automotive review comparisons. I like Honda's new design language, it's fairly conservative and mostly straight lines. Seems like Accord was the 1st to embrace this language, current Ridgeline and Pilot share a bit of the straight line design, it's very evident in the new CRV the styling is a little reminiscent of Ford, but more conservative. The new RX has a similar vibe in the front with the flat top hood which looks good, I'm not going to confuse a Lexus for a Honda however. The current Rav4 isn't bad looking, but I would say the styling is very progressive for Toyota, more reminiscent of Hyundai or KIA, IMO.