What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Any thoughts on just how much weight is added?

 

That stuff is pretty heavy, but probably between 10 and 20 pounds. I don't think more than 20.

 

Had this sweet @RelentlessFab high clearance bumper in storage for a while and finally got a chance to put it on. Yes, I kept the step for daily use. It’s two bolts to remove from the bracket. And I will be cutting my exhaust soon.

 

Black lugs really sharp!

 

Looks awesome

 

The last thing I did was add a TRD Cold Air Intake. Today I took my truck in for the Rear Axel Recall, and the 10K service, Oil Change, Tire Rotation, etc. When I bought the truck from a local Dealership the Air Pressure in all 4 tires wer 36 PSI. I had lowered the Air Pressure from 36 to 32 in the front and 30 in the rear. On the door it says the Air Pressure should be 29 cold. When I got it back from the dealership from the dealership today, they had them all aired up to 36 PSI. What does everyone run their pressure at. I know it rides better at 32 front & 30 rear PSI

 

WELCOME TO TW....
what intake comes on the PRO?

 

pep boys edition?

 

35

 

44

 

35

 

42 front-40 rear but not in oem tires.
LT 265/70-17

 

I plan on replacing the front door speakers and adding sound deadening too. As much material is added to door, and I know door is closed most of the time, I wonder if anyone has ever had issues with the weight of the door causing problems with the hinge? I've got a box of Siless and that stuff is heavy. Peace and Love.

 

You need to check the pressure on “cold” tires. Not driven for hours (ideally overnight) so the tires aren’t warm. Then the recommended pressure is a function of your tire type and size. LT tires need more air to support the same weight….seems a bit counterintuitive, but true.

 

PSI depends on the type and size of tire really, you’re gonna get a bunch of different answers unless the stock tires are what you’re asking about

 

Intake looks good! I did the same but just use OEM filters.

If you are running stock tires, use what is on the door placard. If you change tires, here is a good resource for figuring out your starting pressure: Set when cold and at around 70F ambient temperature, out of the sun. If it's significantly colder out, you can drop a psi or 2. Significantly warmer, add one or 2. 36 psi is not terribly far off if the tires are warm.

Same intake as all the other models. But it comes with the TRD stainless exhaust.

 

Kickz

 

Looking good!

 

On my previous truck (03 Frontier) I had a layer of dynamat extreme on the outer skin plus spray on dynamat in areas I couldn’t reach to lay mat, 2 layers of extreme on the inner skin and a product they had back then similar to dyna liner, and some spray on on the back of the plastic door panel. I had the truck almost 21 years with out any issue other than the door panel was harder to reinstall when I would remove it. Also I’ll add that when I removed the stereo equipment the dynamat was stuck on just as good as the day I installed it. Sadly my 20 year old Nissan was waayyy quieter than my new Tacoma. Yes I may have went overboard with the amount applied but I ran a car stereo store back then so I tended to go a little crazy sometimes.

 

Replaced stock Goodyear Wranglers with Hankook Dynapro AT2 Xtremes. Stock tires lasted 33k miles. Had Dynapro AT’s on my Tundra and liked them.