What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

Great first post. What ladder is that pls?

 

Had some rubber removed. Reclaimed garage space. Win.

 

Not today, but the latest project... I made a removable "My gf is short" step for the slider bars...LOL

 

Yank out the body lift and it’s perfect.

 

Where did you end up getting the paint from? Mine is looking rough and have been wanting to paint it for quite sometime now. Not wanting to spend 4 to 600 for a new skid plate.

 

Did you do a new driveshaft? And carrier bearing as well?

 

and the wheels

 

Upgraded my interior door handles

 

Replaced the lock in this to make it work again. Not sure who made this, was on the truck when i bought it but it works ok now.

sorry for dirty rear end

 

we've got the biggest brakes, folks. big, beautiful brakes.

hehe. fj discs in the rear. not cheap! but a huge improvement... safety first.

 

@AustinWest @Corny Taco

no worries my single cab 4x4 w/ 11,000 miles is sitting nice too.

 

Not sure why the hate from TW, if that’s your style, you do you, and rock it!

 

No. Just new u-joints and carrier bearing.

 

@hauoli_ Im just guessing here, you in Hawaii/Polynesia? Cause I get it if you are! If youre anywhere else, I dont get it....

 

most ppl try to get away from chrome on here lol

 

Did you use a certain kit for the disc conversion in the rear?

 

indeed. make sure to select the booster upgrade if you don't have the power booster, it can be dangerous.

https://sosperformance.com/products...-with-parking-brake-slash-tr-dot-ps2-dot-ta16

 

ive a set of fobs for my truck, 1 programmed, one not, and one for spare parts that has seen some better days. also, the parts fob is got paint in the numbers on the back incase I have to reorder/ program again. though my wife one time grabbed spare keys and had no idea why the remote didn't work.

 

Bought a Garmin Mini 2 dash cam today. I'm really impressed at how panoramic the view is and the clarity. It's not 4k or anything but plenty clear enough for most needs. I also ordered the polarized lens cover which should be here tomorrow. The wire was a bit of a pain to get in place and down underneath the dash, but it's done. I've used a dash cam as a patrol officer for over 10 years so I understand the importance of a tool like this. I thought about getting a ball mount to attach to the rear-view mirror riser but that would put the camera too low. I have it set to where the lens is right below the factory tint strip.

 

Let's see some pics of the output!