Tacos in St. Louis area

How do you like them? I’ve thought about putting them on mine but still haven’t gotten around to it

 

So far I love them, lots of good features including backup lights once I finish hooking them up. Mine are the cheap Chinese knock-offs from Sanooer. If you don't care about the backup lights then they are plug and play and super easy install.

Some more pics...

 

Seems like a Wisconsin event
@Shellshock whats the Assman’s tag again? He needs to be tagged.

 

@Thatbassguy

 

Hey, that's only 40 minutes from my house!

We definitely have our share of weird shit here in Wisconsin. There used to be a nude beach on the lower Wisconsin River.

What's funny is that a friend of mine just posted this in a group text earlier today.

 

STL boys on their way to Wisconsin this summer.

 

Ahhhh I forgot the damn “that”. I kept thing bassguy or bassman lol

 

HA! I hope this is true. Sounds made up but not impossible.

 

Eibach make solid stuff. If you don't want to do a driveway install, which is what a lot of us have done helping each other out, etc, there's a shop in the north called axle boy, they know they're off-road stuff and while they're a little goofy and mostly Jeep oriented, they've worked on a number of tacos in the area, quite a few of which show up at our annual stock truck event out at moonlight off-road park. You can also show up to diode dynamics open house on April 1st and shake some tail feathers with the locals and meet a few people and maybe get something set up as far as getting your suspension put on.

Excuse me who installed the mirrors?

You can buy entire tail light assemblies but I'm sure Toyota charges like 600 bucks or something ridiculous for them. Honestly when you break something... That's a good excuse to go aftermarket upgrade.

Then again, the best tail lights for the third gen are the @MESO stage one total tail light conversion but that's still uses the factory housing

 

Oh then yes you can get them. I'm sure they're expensive

 

You're right, I blame the tech for only doing a partial install and not getting them fully functional

 

They're fully functional. You didn't get OEM so I'm not responsible for the parts that don't work