Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Exactly. Timing seems good right now.

 

True. And, it's the slow season so you're more likely to get a deal.

 

Sliders: aside my issues with the knockdown kit I bought, the BAMF are kickass! Dobinsons: yes, remote reservoirs not necessary...and as Dan said. Front bumper: Victory 4x4 Blitz. Nice bit of kit and just the slightest bit of cutting to fit. And inside, you'll want a Badland winch. Can't beat the bang for your buck.

 

Yep, the 3 main things I need to do.
Get the aal on,
get those mobtown sliders from @Shellshock,
Then get myself some front Dobinsons.
Hopefully that will set me straight for awhile.

 

Wishful thinking with this crew...

 

I like spending money and getting pkgs delivered!

 

" for awhile "

 

Funny how that works

 

You know your ordering a lot when you get on a first name basis with the FedEx and UPS drivers.

 

Got to remember the fluid film. The leaves too when you do frame every year

Patience will get you nowhere fast

Clowns

 

Without patience I'd probably be unhappily sitting on a full OME lift kit.

Instead, I decided to piece it together for my liking and learn from your mistakes.

 

Really, despite my 'give no f×@$' attitude I do my dd and try to find out what will work best for my driving before throwing away money at junk.....(I do enough of that, too!) v

Anyone want to try a TB spacer for shits n giggles?

 

Wait a minute now, I like my OME stuff

 

I bought the rear shocks.
I could not find a full kit that I liked every component of.

 

In the interest of spending other peoples money I’m going to have a bunch of stuff for sale. I need to get it rounded up and take pix

6 foot OEM Toyota bed mat
6 foot soft topper w/ solid front and rear panels (gen 2 Tacoma)
Double cab rear seat molle panel
Bird dawg Tacoma tech deck

 

Pricing?

 

I had OME coilovers on by Bilstein 5100s, and OME AAL. That was the best on-road/off-road aftermarket suspension I've used. The Boss 2.0 I have now (don't laugh) is ok off road, but really firm for daily driving, and is garbage when it gets cold and rides like I have no suspension at all. If I had infinite money and fewer expensive hobbies, I'd have bought the components separate rather than in a kit.

 

$50 - 6 foot OEM Toyota bed mat
$650 - 6 foot soft topper w/ solid front and rear panels (gen 2 Tacoma)
$100 - Double cab rear seat molle panel
$40 - Bird dawg Tacoma tech deck
$150 - OEM bed divider

 

I'm going to have to pull a @LarryDangerfield and get a whole new 2nd gen truck for that tech deck.


Seriously though, you 2nd gen guys better jump on it.

 

Get yourself a 2nd gen and I’ll make you a deal on the entire package lol