What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Looks great!!!!

 

A buddy and I knocked out a much-needed CMC this weekend with Total Chaos fill plates. Picked up 1.5" of tire clearance. No more rubbing!



Longer post here: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/drizzohs-21-off-road-build.748190/page-12#post-28964991

 

Looks good @jmanscotch, it makes for a more utilitarian look in my opinion plus the S1 lights and be used when things get dusty.
Best,
Brandon

 

Finally installed my 5100 lift with icon aal in the rear. Kept in the overload leaf too since I pull a trailer and store a bunch of gear in the back regularly.
Pretty easy install and the grinder and sawsall made short work of cutting the bracket thingamabobber off the stock leafs. Rides way better now over crappy roads!
Gained 1.75" in the front and 2 in the back (will remeasure after it settles). All in all- very happy with the install and even happier that I can trust my own own worksmanship!

Probably hitting up Uwharrie this weekend to test out my work

 

Parts!!

PRO Tails, bedlights and AJT completed. Need some LEDs for the tails.

Cat cover will likely be this afternoon.

Soon are tailgate lock and grill.

 

Finally hit 40K

 

i just put my toes in the water on 1911's......it feels good

 

I like that red

 

Looks great i went with an icon leaf pack over an aal. Seen too many times after a year or two. I have to make my way out uwharrie again. Wanted to pick up a spare set of steelies to throw 33s on for when I go. I run 265/75/16s with a small lift and a front skid

 

No drilling required. They are held on with 5 bolts per side. Pretty easy install also.

 

OEM parts ftw

 

Cool Thanks ! Are those factory and what do they run ? Look really good

 

Did this effect your TSS at all? I really want to get a front bumper like this, but don't want to deal with it interfering with the TSS.

Thanks

 

yes

 

Yes, Oem racks. $275 plus shipping.

 

Cool thanks again and that’s a good deal.

 

I wasn't aware that a product like that existed (that matches the vehicle shape perfectly); that's pretty cool. It will be interesting to see what the company says. As someone with panels on my house roof, I've learned that you always lose a little from the stated capacity in the wires, but the big hit (besides clouds of course) is temperature. I can generate as much electricity on a shorter cooler April day as on a longer hot June day. 35% seems excessive though; I see 10-15%.

Right now I can't think of a reason that I need such a panel, but my mind is trying to think of one!

 

I had to permanently remove the passenger side strut, driver side is still on. It still works with 1 strut but 2 is preferred. When the weather cools down a bit I’m gonna try to fit the strut back in with some modifying of the parts. Cheers

 

Did some rattle can woolwax. Tried to coat as much of the frame as I could. Better than nothing way I see it.

 

What brand of trailer is that? (It looks like a shorty version of a 5x8 utility/cargo trailer.)