What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

whats the Mild spicy like ? i do notice a bit of lag at 70 km 2200rm going up a hill..

 

I actually just edited my post I have the medium/spicy. I just went on a trip about 1200 miles from Oregon to California with my Truck loaded with around 500 pounds rough estimate .Climbing Up in elevation and I noticed no lag whatsoever anywere. Shift points were money every were. I think after 300 miles or so it’ll run even better for you although I never noticed any lag that you speak of and I’m also running 33’s .

 

Has anyone in CA passed smog with this tune?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/ecu-tune-and-failed-emissions-testing-experience.818248/

 

I do occasionally, I also have a tonneau cover on my truck, I know my tailgate isn't theft proof, but I've done all I can do, so I don't worry about it being stolen. If it does, insurance pays for a new one. More important things in life to be concerned about.

 

First time I read your post, I was like damn now people are stealing cats, like kitty cats! WTF?? Than I realized it meant catalytic converters! That's what I get for thinking before the first cup of coffee!!

 

Welcome to TW! I think you meant "cab"? Congratulations on your new ride!

 

I TOLD YOU SO!!!!

 

What brand and model running boards are those? They look like Go Rhino's? Anyway you can give distance from door sill to outside edge of running board. Trying to find running board that I can get out of truck without scraping back of my calf.

 

Thanks! I'm very happy with it.

 

Tint thrown on, neighborhood is pretty Tacoma heavy it seems.

 

That is really cool! Would love to have mine done

 

Cool!

 

Likely purchasing sliders in the next few days. I can’t decide between Cali raised or RCI sliders. Seem to be similarly priced. What are y’all’s thoughts on these 2 companies? Thanks in advance

 

I can't speak to the quality of the Cali raised, but I have been very happy with my RCI sliders. Keep yours eyes open for a 20% off sale at RCI.

 

I have the RCI sliders. Love them. Fairly easy to install by yourself if you have a jack and a couple of stands.

 

My armor is RCI - three skids and sliders. Great company, quality products and good service. Definitely worth waiting for their 20% off sales.

I've purchased lights and brackets from Caliraisedled and their quality is good.

My "Tamoca" with RCI sliders.

 

RCI only has about 20 sales every year.

 

Nice looking truck, love those wheels!

 

I have RCI sliders (and engine skid), and while I don't intend to be the one that pushes them to their limits, my research showed that their materials were up with the best (e.g., DOM steel) without an additional add-on price.
Another reason was that I was able to drive to the factory and pick them up which saved me the shipping fees. And they put them on for me since I had a busted shoulder at the time (yes, I paid for their labor, but they made it happen for me). And the folks at the factory were just cool.

Do think about how hard you are going to push them and what your total cost is going to be with product, shipping, and time to install.