Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Catch can?

Sounds like a 2GR problem.

 

It’s definitely a 2gr problem lol I even had one

 

Mine consists of 25 yr old car audio methods and odds and ends electric throughout the years.
Friends would try to diy, then bring me the car when their headlights turned on with their washer fluid and the brakes engaged the blinkers.
My old man always did the maths on the circuits and the breakers for his rental properties. I ran the wire and hooked up the electrical outlets/boxes.
Jack of all trades, master of none.

 

“Jack of all trades master of none, though oftentimes better than master of one.“
Is what is attributed as the full quote. At least according to the prestigious interwebs

 

We'll go with your version.

 

I'm inclined to believe this.
Why you my ask?
Because l saw it on the Internet.

 

Ford put them in on factory ST engines. Mitsubishi did too on j-spec Lancers.

So basically..... Race truck parts

 

Or, maybe the result of using an engine designed to be transverse mounted in a FWD vehicle getting slapped into a truck.

 

Blow by is a side effect of modern fuel injection. There's a lot of theory and somewhat practical methods for attempting to work around it while being more efficient, but at the end of the day...




The catch can is a simple solution. Not even necessarily required, but definitely helpful for those who get all sideways and shit.


As an aside, yes it's a 2GR, but it won't mount up into a Highlander or Camry or Sienna. There's quite a bit of difference there.

 

Bringing this over here so nobody gets hangry.

Offer valid to neighboring states provided contingent WI offer doesn't follow through.

Will that even fit on a 3rd gen?

 

What if we are already hangry? Been doing too much working and not enough eating

Based on my 20 seconds of searching it appears they fit fine.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-with-2nd-gen-softopper.473223/page-2#post-26202688

 

I didn't know what brand it was.
From the 20 sec I searched it said 2nd gen bedrails are different so all soft toppers may not work.

 

I have a 3rd gen version on my 2nd (best) gen and it fits fine.

 

@bkhlrTaco's you have dibs.

I'd have to see where I can scare up some cash and the wife probably wouldn't be happy about it.

I'd also want to know if I would need to remove the rails for my hard tonneau cover or if they could stay. That would determine if if be selling the tonneau or keeping it as a winter option maybe.

Just started considering a Softopper this last weekend as I weigh different options for my spare tire... and then this comes up here. You guys are evil.

 

https://softopper.com/

 

Bedrails are the same, it's the top of the tailgate that's different...and that should only matter for hard toppers because of how the back door would fit.

 

I was hoping you'd buy it, then in a couple years I can grab it off you for $250.

 

There’s a couple pix in the thread I linked of the tailgate

 

Time to start a mod subscription service.

@rubbersidedown can buy it and you can start your monthly payments to him

 

Dean @rubbersidedown , a soft topper would eliminate the need to break down a wet tent before hitting the trails for the day...