What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Here's a link
https://guildoutfitters.com/product...-3-short-switches?_pos=1&_sid=bfb00034a&_ss=r

 

Roadtrip to northern NM. It was a fun but all too brief escape from the Texas heat

 

That is the brand of the panel I have. I got mine from Cali Raised LED for cheaper, Seems their price is close to the same now though. Mine also has a tall cutout next to the auxbeam cutout.

Edit: Here it is.

https://caliraisedled.com/products/...short-switch-fits-2016-2023-tacoma-double-cab

 

New leaf springs!!! And took off the shitty Airlift suspension airbags I’ve replaced twice now. Would never recommend this company.
Anyone tried sumo springs?

 

Added Sherpa grand Teton and crows nest to allow me an easier time getting long supplies as well as getting ready for a 3 week hunting trip this fall. Thinking about getting one of those awnings that wrap from the back side around and over the tailgate eventually.

 

Anastasia state park is one of my family's favorite summer spots. These are great pics!

 

Does anyone on here have a Yakima cab roof rack? I’m debating on going back to one of those instead of a prinsu / Sherpa style

 

Sumo Springs = Good
Firestone RideRites = Better
Leafsprings configured specifically for you truck's weight and use = Best

A buddy used Sumos and liked them, but had to go up in spring rate. No Airlift experience, but Firestone RideRites gave me zero trouble on 2 different trucks. But the Deavers I have now are far superior in ride quality.

 

I've had sumo springs on my last 5 trucks. Never liked chasing air bag pressures and loved the install and forget aspect of the sumo's. As soon as I figure out ride height on my new-to-me 22 SR5 AC I'll get them for this one too... HTH!!!

 

sick...that will probably be the roof rack I buy for my tuck. Looks so well built.

 

I love my 270 awning. It’s nice to get out of the sun or rain, also a great place to keep things under at night in the event it rains. I have a doghouse awning.

There’s a couple good deals right now…

$399 if you use awning100 code at checkout
https://openroad4wd.com/products/openroad-270-degree-freestanding-awning?variant=43735140630691

https://overlandvehiclesystems.com/...-270-degree-awning/?sku=19679907&gad_source=1

 

yup, they're honoring the original price since I verified the part number when I ordered it. I believe the kid who placed the order saw the tubes and thought they were the same, cheaper, and ordered them instead.

 

Did some light work with the Taco today.

 

Yesterday, I got new heavy load Ironman 4x4 leaf springs, U bolt flip kit and Timbren active bumpstops installed.

 

Why put a hole in the air box when you dont have to

 

sweet truck

 

looks awesome

 

I finally got my truck fixed after hitting a deer in December. It was cheaper to get a BA Hilline bumper than fix the truck with OEM parts. I've got DD SS3 Max fog lights and I don't really need any more forward lighting so I'm open to some inexpensive light bar recommendations just to fill the holes. Particularly the 6" spaces in the wings with amber lights.

For the center I'm leaning towards the Rough Country 20" Black Series dual row. The RC looks to be a complete kit, but I wish they had a better image of the switch. The RC looks like an oval shape and not like the OEM rocker switch. Replacing the switch doesn't seem that complicated or is it? 20 Inch Black Series LED Light Bar | Dual Row | Rough Country
Maybe the Auxbeam 20" Classic-SM, but their website is vague if it comes with wiring and switches. Considering the price I'm guessing no and Auxbeam want you to purchase their switch panel. Auxbeam 20 inch LED Light Bar SM Series Dual Row 6000K White

 

Looked at every square inch of it after getting pelted with some hail just 3 minutes from getting into my garage. Got a few dimples on the roof that I'm hoping a hot summer day will pop out. I'm really surprised the windshield did not crack.

 

From the thumbnail, i thought that was either marshmallows, sugar palm fruit or bottle caps.

If the dimples on the roof don't pop, are you going to pop them yourself?

Just curious, would insurance cover this claim (if it was a bit worse) without raising premium since it is act of nature?