Lunar Rock Gen III Thread

The black Tacoma inlay on the tailgate looks nice. Black and LR are a nice combo.

 

Added Westcott Collar lift/Level. It added 3” up front and 2” in the rear. I also added Rocktrix 17 X 9 with -12mm offset and 285/70/17 WildPeak Mudterrains. No rubbing at all so far.

 

these are port installed inlays.

 

Ordered mine, DCSB OR, a few days ago with delivery the first week of March. The only frustrating thing is how dismal the choices are for tire options. I need a tire with at least a little bit of a bite and may end up just switching out what it comes with for the duratrac's. Other than that it's a toss up between tonneau cover or cap, and the lowest profile bumper that will hold a winch.

 

Finally joined the club, and took the thing out for the first time today. I’m currently in the pros/cons of running 285’s but let me say this the truck stock performs great as long as you take it easy, which if you bought this truck you know all about taking it easy lol!

 

Threw on a Sherpa rack today with a buddy.

 

Nice. Looks like you had some fun on the bike as well.

 

LR looks really cool, almost khaki in that lighting.

 

Post rain dirt definitely makes for good riding!

 

Looks awesome. Curious did you adjust speedometer or anything with the cpu to compensate for 285's? IM sure there's a thread on that but wondering if most people just run it or adjust things. Thanks.

 

I didn't adjust it. There is a chart floating around here somewhere that shows what the new actual speed is. I'm not overly concerned since I'm not too heavy on the gas pedal.

 

Took the tacoma up to Mt Hood today, was almost worth the rock chips

 

Nice setup. Do the Cat Covers make any rattling noise when driving, especially off-roading? I know the MillerCat shield rattles against the crossbars in normal driving conditions, kinda annoying. Thanks.

 

Ol’ Sage! It’s been a while since I’ve seen her around these parts.

 

I like the wheels, they look good.

 

The Cali-raised ones have small rubber nubs on the front where it presses against the frame of the truck. Right now they are silent. Here in AZ they are going to dry out and break off eventually. At that point I can see them rubbing so I’ll have to get replacement rubber bumpers or figure something else out. For now they are good. I have not taken the truck off-road yet. We’ve done a few great trails lately but we’ve taken our 4Runner.

 

Would something simple like a derlin washer work to kill that vibration? Simple, indestructible and available at pretty much any hardware store.

 

That second photo is