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

I don’t even want to know the price

 

200 bucks

 

Hopefully yours fit better than mine.

 

you doing the work yourself? from what I've read on this forum its a total PITA to replace bushings in LCA. I'm in the same boat and wanting to refresh my front end sometime soon and I'm thinking ill just go with a whole new Moog LCA complete with the bushings so i don't have the headache of removing bushings.

 

Let’s see yours.

 

I'm planning on doing the work, I did it on my 1st Gen not too long ago when I had it. Just looking for a starting point

 

Stinger head unit, Alpine S-A60m mono amp tucked under driver's seat powering JL Audio Stealth box. The factory JBL amp was relocated under the passenger seat. FYI, alot of folks asked how I fit the JBL amp under the passenger seat with that seat bar in the way. That bar is bolted on so unbolt it, rotate it 90deg and bolt it back in. The seat has to be removed to do this. You're welcome.

 

Shouldn't you ask me my name before asking such a personal question.

 

Got some new tires installed, and detailed her.

 

LOL! I like that lol!

Yours seems to look like a good fitment, nice rig btw!

 

For touching? Lol

 

Easy piece.


How to remove Lower Control Arm Bushings! #toyota #tacoma #4runner #offroad #whiteline #diy
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you risk stretching the arms though.

 

Haven’t stretch any of the 2 pairs I have installed whiteline bushings. Obviously, you only do this with rust free, soaked in pb blaster lca’s.

 

After some work it looks ok from 10 ft.

 

Love your wheels! Are those Ultras?

 

AJT design knobs.

 

Front and rear differential and transfer case gear oil drain and fill.

Mechanic said the fluid wasn't in bad shape at all and more than likely not original, so that was good to hear! (I purchased it in June of 2021 with 104k on it... current: 124k.) I also asked about the drain-plug magnets and again good news as he said no chips, chunks or shavings and only very minor metal fuzz sludge. I had no baseline mileage record for these major service events: now I do. (transmission fluid, coolant, power steering, and this one today. Last one is the spark plugs.

One last comment: It's probably just the "placebo effect": but the truck seemed quieter on the way back.

 

Finished up my seat delete panel for the back.