What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

About 2-2.5”

 

Perhaps a 6-colour rainbow?

 

So does it cut down on water spots after rinsing?

 

Hmm.. So wondering if I’m going to have the same issue at 3” :/

 

Doesn’t one need a license to carry in mass?

 

Yep. Goes on the hose and I use it for the entire process. No new spots after drying. Just sone old spots from before I used it.

 

I did nothing to the Tacoma.. but some a*****e keyed it. Two doors, both bedsides, tailgate and even the fuel cap.

 

Shit! Who’d you piss off! That’s my nightmare! Sorry that happened to your rig.

 

Carbon and sediment filters will only remove impurities (dirt, chlorine, bacteria) from the water. A Deionized Resin tank will absorb hard minerals like calcium and magnesium and prevent water spots. Ideally, you'd have an inline sediment filter then carbon filter then the DI tank. One of these carbon hose filters could be used inline before the DI tank, but they wouldn't last long. Many DI tank sizes and manufacturers are available. The resin lifespan is limited to the water quality entering the tank. The harder the water the shorter the resin lifespan. I use a DI Rinse Pro 100.

https://dirinse.com/product/d-i-rinse-pro-100-system/

 

Damn

 

OOOOHHHHHHHH dang!!! That’s messed up man.

 

Had a little extra time on the way to work and ran the Taco through touchless. Look pretty dang good I think

 

They should sell them why sit them around and collect dust and take up space.

 

hmmm - interesting- I have same size tires and 2.5 lift and no issues. Maybe it’s because I have KO2s and they may run a little smaller.

 

Looks great! How’s your TRD Sport Badge holding up?

 

Probably to reinstall them when the aftermarket lights go bad.

 

Maaaaaaaan that looks great!
Where did ya purchase it from?

 

Right on. Checking it out now. Thanks.

 

I wondered about this: whether the bumper or the hitch is the most likely point to hit. Or does it depend on the terrain? I got my truck in October so I haven't been off road (and I'm not going to do anything crazy), but if I can avoid learning the hard way on the bumper that would be great.

 

thanks man. Got it done at a Fab shop here in SoCal.