What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Did you install the Seat Jackers at the front, back or both? My side's electric, but the wife's complaining about her side. Seems like just raising the back will help, but...

TIA!

 

Most definitely! Haha that's awesome, I know the feeling. These are my two.

 

Finally got around to wiring the hitch mount winch (the front at least). Hooked it up with the Lambtek Innovations bracket and switch. Running anderson plugs, and will eventually run the leads for the rear hitch as well. Not buidling an offroad rig, but some of the logging roads and hunt areas Ive been to have been pretty torn up by excavators and skidders. Having the option to "advance rearward" would have been nice a few times.

 

Nice but isnt it another piece of clutter on the dash near the air vents. why not bolts it to the front of the set out of the way,

 

Upgraded to a aftermarket TRD Pro style grill this week and installed a pair of ditch lights I got from a friend who upgraded!

 

For me I constantly use a flashlight so it kinda makes sense for me to have it front and center… plus it look cool

 

Much appreciated

 

OK, after a few weeks of driving around with the bed liner bolted in place, I uninstalled it and cleaned out everything from underneath. I can admit I was WROOO .. Wroon,,, I might not have had complete information.

Also, the Coverado fronts in grey came in last night. Details say it will fit my Taco and the wife Highlander, so I'm going to install on each driver seat. If we like, I will get a second set.

 

does anyone know if this hondo garage mount will work with Meso's vent rings?

 

Front only. It’s definitely a more natural position with the front raised. My drivers seat is also electric but it improved it 1000%. I bought the knock off Amazon ones for 35 bucks because I wasn’t sold but I’m glad I did. Especially with long trips coming up this summer.

 

I assume you are tall, or would it benefit a 5' 7" midget like me?

 

Not the OP.
I'm 5'8" and tried this for the front. It did not work for me because my legs are short so I raised the rear 1" and this worked for me.

 

hmm that's interesting - I just did a 2.5k round trip and it was my back that would ache after a while

 

I’m 6’3 but my wife is 5’6, I’ll have her sit in in and see if she thinks it’s comfortable.

 

When I first attached the swing bracket, I added some L-brackets at the bottom to prevent the wind from folding it downward. A couple of members cautioned me that it might damage the lower valance. Later on I found an old license plate mount and modified it to this. Now I don’t have to worry about the valence being punctured.

 

Washed my truck this morning, now it is cover in pollen. So much for a clean truck

 

I did the rear for both sides. I'm short (just trust me on this part) but the rear seat jackers have really made the long drives A WHOLE LOT better and I find that I'm able to drive for longer and I don't feel as tired and I'm not sore the following morning. I did the passenger side as well but my wife says she couldn't tell the difference

 

Let the plants grow in the bed, then sell them roadside.

 

My back would ache after that long of a trip in any vehicle! And a truck of course is not known to be the pinnacle of comfort. I need to move.
FWIW, I have the front lifts on and it supports my thighs better (6', 34" inseam). I also have not made more than a 2 hour drive in my Tacoma so I'm not a good data point.

 

Looks good!