What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Having had 3 major back opps and another this april . I patted the toyota logo on the grille after a short drive giving thanks to its heated seat…

 

Just got these done now for the install

 

Now that warm weather is here… bugs are too… ughhh.

IMO, best detailer I’ve ever used.

 

Link to the skid? Thanks

 

That is SHARP! Good Job

 

Calico and Barstow... brings back some great memories for me!

 

Like the look of your wheel/tire combo. Great that they are good performing. How is the road noise? Like my DuraTracs but madone my ears!!

 

That's another plus for them- relatively quiet.

 

EBay ... one of the many Chinese made resellers

 

Added Charvonia Designs billet tie downs, maxtrax mount, Bakflip MX4, and routed the drain tubes to the back of the bed.

 

Griots is amazing. I’m lucky to just be down the road from them.

 

I ran it under the door sills to a fuse box next to the battery. This blue sea panel is a good size. There is already a hole behind the carpet just enlarged it.

 

Installed the BAMF hybrid front bumper a few days ago. Not totally set on the lighting mounted in the bumper yet. Will likely put the diode dynamic fogs in it and remove the rectangle lights since they don’t match.

 

You can see the red wire going through the unused hole, which is the power switch wire for the Auxbeam, and the braided wire, which is the controller wire.

 

I’d love to shop that store!

 

Did you paint it/rhino line it?

No bash plates?

I have it in my cart and just trying to figure out if I prime and spray paint it or just bite the bullet and powder coat it.

 

Matt - thanks for the reply and the explanation. Everything makes good sense.

Outstanding work (and organization) in the bed. Those extendable ladders are very handy. Thanks for the photo - lot$ of in$piration.

 

will this get me 35 mpg

 

Haha! Yeah, new construction. We just moved in last October.

 

Just pay for their powder coat. It’s the best powder coating I’ve seen and they lay it on thick and evenly. It’s also repairable with heat. And a great group of guys over there that I met when I picked up all my goodies!