What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Nice… which bumper is that one? So many to choose from and that looks clean.
Thanks in advance

 

https://caliraisedled.com/products/...9B2UPBcY2Vm4dHOnUkiILall9rp2W5QRoCoBAQAvD_BwE

 

Installed the back bed rail. Rather lame that Toyota stopped putting those on as standard. Paid $55 at dealer. Simple to put on.

 

Uh oh.................

Got a box with the all-too infamous KTJO drivers side grab handle.

We'll see what I roll with this crap shoot. Ive seen peeps get perfect installs out of these things that look perfect as well. Then, there are the guys who have blemishes colored in w/marker from the factory, & fiber hairs sticking out of them, on top of not fitting correctly, but it seems the only game in town.

Ill post what I rolled........

 

Just ordered one for myself as well good luck I hope I get a good kit!

 

Same, same!

Im hoping I got a good one too..........

 

Actually, that's a pretty good idea!

 

I regret not going MX4. Most covers block the 3rd brake light when opened completely.

 

Looks great! Were your dash and door panels already black or did you have to change that as well?

Edit: ah now that I have better lighting I see it’s probably just the stock grey

 

It honestly depends on your wheel offset. I've had minor scrub radius rubbing on the driver's side front bumper when there is a passenger or 2 in the truck with me.

My wheels are -25mm offset though... So depending on your wheel offset you could encounter minor points of contact.

 

That's true, I picked Method wheels with 0 offset just like stock so they would fit

 

Picking my Taco up next week. What were the stock tires it came on? Debating swapping them immediately depending on what they are...

 

Depending on which wheels your truck came with, stock is up to +30

 

I got that rail when I first got my truck in 2018 thinking that toyota never should of removed it... 5 years later I have used it like 3 times.

 

It depends on the trim (so does the wheel style and size). The TRD OR comes with Goodyear Wrangler Territory ATs on 16" wheels.

 

It's been driving me crazy that the rear window button, which gets used every time I enter or exit the vehicle, is in the most inaccessible location behind the shifter, while the BSM & wireless charger button, which will literally never be pressed, are in the most accessible slots.

Today I decided to swap them around.

Took a little longer than expected, since Toyota put grooves in the switch to prevent them from being moved (I don't understand what they have against this), so those had to be shaved off, but it was otherwise pretty straightforward.

I was concerned that it wouldn't work without the little bevel they put into the factory slot, but there's still plenty of room for the button to be depressed.

The wire is a little tighter than I would like, so I'm going to look around for an extension for the wiring harness. I don't really want to splice wires while it's still under warranty.

While I had my hands in there, I also took the opportunity to unplug the light in the wireless charger cubby (aka the really expensive pen & spare change holder), since this cab is way too bright as it is.

I was going to move the USB port over towards the cigarette lighter, but apparently they used a different sized slot for that.

 

Mine's the TRD Sport 2WD (17"). Hoping for AT anything tbh

 

An extension for the window switch? I know of a place for harnesses. I did it with my tundra.

 

Actually, I really like that. Unfortunately, I don't think there's room down there with the manual transmission. Up top, beside the button for the sunroof would be good, too.

 

Here is the harness.

https://accessorides.com/products/r...ra-2010-2017-plug-play?variant=32416113524782

I doubt the connection would be any different from the tundra but not 100%. Could email and ask? link a couple together for a desired location