What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Today was swapping out the halogen interior and plate lights for LEDs and installing Husky Liners. Within the last week I’ve also added DeeZee NXt running boards and a divider kit for the center console, as well as Fluid Filmed it before salt season starts.

 

For the license plate light glare!

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-cheap-easy-license-plate-light-glare-fix.739648/

Or

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/license-plate-light-disable-while-in-reverse-dir.707546/


Edit: self promotion is ok if you're also promoting someone else... right??

 

God bless America!

 

I thought it was to encourage me to get a 2nd Taco.

 

Added some Morimoto 4 banger amber ditch lights today .

 

At some point I’m gonna regret not doing that mod.

 

Installed gusseted spindles. Total Chaos gussets on OEM spindles.

 

Same here today, had hoped the relentless fab brackets would allow me to mount 4 bangers with a 1 banger kicked off the side but the holes are about a 1/4 too close.

Put in the KC gravity fog lights and installed a start x remote start in time for winter.

 

BBK all done. Stopping now is Night and day difference!!!

 

That front bumper turned out looking really nice. I like your setup with the viper cut as well.

 

Did you you have to remove the spindles to have the gussets welded in?

 

Ok, here is a question, regarding the upgrading of maps in the 3rd gen GPS.
Is there anything I need to do other than purchase the new sim card from Amazon for $40 and swap it out with the sim card that is currently in the head unit? Thanks.

 

Hope they last longer than the cheap AUTOGINE lights I got off Amazon. Had to replace the lic. plate bulbs recently since they crapped out.

 

on skid plate?
windshield mount?

 

Nope front bumper. So the traffic cam can read it. And po-po. Coming the others way

 

Yes. The spindle, hub and bearings have to be removed. There isn’t enough room and the heat isn’t good for the bearings and seals.

 

Only thing left is the needle bearing Toyota has on my axle Side, I’m not lifted much just an inch. So I’m wondering if I’m stressing it to the point of failure.

 

I put REKGEN flaps on mine when new, as well as the step bars, it all contributes to keep rock chips to a minimum, we have cinders that last throughout the summer, and get more in winter

 

I liked those, but drilling the body seam to install the lighting is where I closed the page. PA salt belt and then their salty price was a turn off for me!

 

I agree, unfortunately I have a 2019, with no apple play, and some Toyota app that must be launched prior to use. Furthermore, the toyota app gets zero updates and much more customer service. All speakers must be changed, along with sound dampening material in the doors at a minimum. The GPS feature is very time consuming to set up, and definitely not anything you want to do when moving. I find myself using my iPhone rather than what came in the truck for navigation