What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

washed and waxed my AG.

 

everything is flat around me and the area/region i live in.. i dont trail.. no need. not a lot of steep obstacles, rocks, hills to climb around here.

 

bet. what are your numbers?

 

progression…

 

Well if you're looking for options we have this deal going on for Coastal Offroad bumpers

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...ders-skids-group-buy-all-makes-models.829531/

 

I trust the lube techs at my Toyota dealer about as far as I can spit. I used the free maintenance one time, never again. Got a free oil change and rotation and was leaking oil from the oil filter housing when I got home. I told them to rotate the tires with the rears go to the front and the fronts cross to the back. All they did was swap tires on the same side of the truck. I know this cause I marked the tires with a grease pencil just to see if they would do what I asked. Next time I rotated the tires, I liked to have busted a gut breaking the lug nuts loose, no way they were 83 ft lbs. Now I have to take my taco in for that weld splatter recall and will ask them specifically what they are doing and not to touch a f#@#$ing else on my truck. Thanks for letting me vent.

 

I've had people that work in fast food tell me that if you ever lose your cool in the Drive-Thru Lane just to drive off, because you do not want to eat the food they are going to serve you. In that same vein, I'm not sure I'd go into the service department and be a dick to the people that are about to work on my 40k+ truck.

 

You make a good point, advice well taken.

 

People who live long enough find that they have lost thousands of $$ because they just "walk away" ... restaurants that made the meal wrong but you can only get a replacement, items purchased that were faulty but the return process could result in temporary (you can only hope!) double or triple charging, ...

Fools and idiots are everywhere, and you do not NOT need to be there even at save $$.

 

The 3D printed brackets for my fly rod carrier didn’t hold to well to higher temps.

Bought a pop up camper. Sold my roof top tent. Kept my bed rack so this opened up opportunity to relocate the carrier.

Also installed the solar panel and water tube. Camping in two weeks.

 

Well Rix Dux if you have ever blown up at a drive through lane, or asked for a recooked meal at a restaurant, you've most likely ate someones spit, or whatever was on the floor of the kitchen. I'm not guessing here, I know this.

 

I got the XD Xtreme Duty (1250-1750 lbs) ones. I don't have to worry about squatting in the back now.

 

sure, downhill. . . . .

 

You got the files for it? I got some high temp material I'm interested in seeing how well it might hold externally on a vehicle.

 

Got a rear seat molle panel from Underland Offroad and man it's more space then I thought it would give me behind the rear seats. I got space for all my tools, camp, work, and range gear, with room to grow!

Install is pretty easy just drop in but I took the extra steps to put in sound isolation foam and lined it with felt around the area so I didn't have to look at bear metal.

 

How can a door, be a jar?

 

I did the same to ordering from the exact same vendor, but I put a lot more sound deadening material in the back then you did. Taking a rear seat out really made it to cab a lot louder. I don't see how you can hear yourself think while driving down the road.

 

I got into all the cracks and I still have the rear seats in like normal I only took them out so I could sit in the back and get into spaces easier.

I can confirm that with the sound panels, pouches, panel, and the seats it's noticeably quieter.

 

skirt gets caught when closed the door