What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

lmao read an article on toyota, and saw this comment
who hurt this man

 

My (o) is burning !

 

Very nice
Got the same truck

 

5 years later.... I FINALLY lifted this thing and upgraded the wheels and tires. Time to start modding!

Blackout badges are on the way

Added the Toyota OEM black exhaust tip

I'm looking at over cab & camper racks (and suggestions would be great)

Drop steps or no drop steps?? Undecided.

Need to tint the front windows

Swap out the trd 4x4 sport decals to a gray version

 

Was down under in Sydney last week. Did some Hilux spotting.

 

I had to fly out for work but will give that a try on Monday. Thanks

 

I have a mid rise topper and was all stock suspension and sagged in the back. I first put in a 1.25 tapered rear block which helped unloaded. As soon as I put extra weight in the bed it would sag again. I pulled out the block and did replacement icon leafs with 5125 rear shocks. I ran that with stock front for about 6-7 months then I threw in 5100s at .65 a few weeks ago. Here’s a picture fronts set at .65 and icon leafs on stage 2. The rear is a tad high with the bed mostly empty but I prefer a rake.

 

Awesome I ordered one in aluminum. Thanks

 

I have the remote start through the Toyota connected services, its a good feature great in the winter time when you want to defrost the snow, as well as good in the summer when you need to cool down the vehicle, it is $ 80.00 per year, plus it monitors a lot of other things to the same App, it actually connected through Onstar.

 

You have about 3 gallons when it gets this low, left in the tank. i Know it isn't much, but it is something.

 

You best get them a Bucket full of accessories for Christmas to say Thank you.

 

Looking good! What wheels are those? Bead locks?

 

Very nice stance!

 

I purchased the product from AJT Design, it was the best $ 35.00 i ever spent, now I can put two 32 ounce water bottles in my center counsel, it took me all over 15 minutes to install it. I think the hardest thing was disconnecting the center counsel from the truck.

 

Great reference, hilarious episode!

 

Question, when you install these, I am guessing you must need to take off your grill to remove the old ones and install the new ones? also does any wiring from the present LED lights need to be changed to install these, or is it plug and play?

How do you align the lights?

 

Hopefully OP replies with his experience on those, but I installed some Form Lighting headlights recently. You're gonna want to remove the grill, because the bumper needs to come off to swap the headlights. I'm sure you probably could swap them without fully removing the bumper, but I wouldn't recommend it because the space was tight. It's really not hard to just pull both though to ensure you have the room to work. Again, idk about OP's situation, but my lights came with all harnesses need to make them work even on my SR5 (non LED). They are a direct plug n play. I'd imagine it's the same for his.

 

Plugs, didn’t pull the intake mani brackets, but wish I would have.

10 minutes for passenger side.
60 minutes of swearing for the drivers side.