What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Fully Tinted, Rough Country Cold Air Intake, Bull-Bar, Side-Steps, Vent Visors, Bug Deflector all done by 1 shop!~

 

Same here. It’s still in the other room.

 

looks great
bull bar is a bit much for me and I would go 3m before bug deflector

 

Here is a question I have,
How do I get a decent picture from my back up camera? On a nice day, no complaints. When it rains, absolutely shit. Add night and rain, forget about it.
My wife’s 2017 Lexus is200t, beautiful, clear picture rain or shine, day or night.

 

what bull bar is that? where did u buy it

 

later model tacoma rear view camera is the worst i've ever used

 

To each his own, when my dad bought his 23 he asked what I thought. I said its ugly, but I guess the look grew on me. I wish he was here to see what i drive now. But once I color match and lift and tires it'll look much better. Stock never look as good as modded.

 

At my last job I worked next to an Army Reserve headquarters. Going home one day I went by the bank the time and temperature sign in front of the bank read four degrees. I was almost to my turn off when I came upon a guy in a Army T-shirt and shorts out for a run. Now before everyone gets all impressed he was wearing a beanie and gloves. That said, to this day that remains one of the most impressive things I've ever seen.

 

I was looking at a black limited with grey leather interior last week. The extra room is nice, but the seats are rock hard.

 

I got it to prevent this from happening, I noticed it happen while on break, a truck backed into the car an I do not want that!~

 

It's a local shop that did the install, this is the site for the Bull-Bar model # 2068 ARIES.
https://www.ariesautomotive.com/part/2068

 

I agree with that, enjoy your new ride! Not cutting you down. You are posting on a Tacoma forum, so opinions will be biased. Me personally, I don't think you "traded up."

 

Where did you end up running the wires to tie into the battery? Below the steering wheel and then out through the firewall, I would imagine, but I'm curious how you did it to make it clean. And where are you thinking of tying a switch into the system?

 

running from the police no doubt

 

Swapped King for Dobinsons.

 

I bought my Taco used, the previous owner had wired (poorly) some additional lights. There is a grommet through the firewall left of the steering wheel and clutch pedal where several wires pass through. I added a longer chunk of wire from the 3TPAM USB module to a fuse and tapped the main battery clamp.

I'd like to add a switch on the 3TPAM somewhere that will allow me to control the power to that module. It would be even better with a 3 position switch for always on, off, and ignition power, but then I need a source for switched ignition power in there as well. I may add a digital voltmeter that only displays when I push a button. This weekend I had the idea to add the voltmeter to the overhead map lights - unfortunately reading the voltage there did not match the reading I got at the battery.

 

Yeah, used some engine assembly grease to ease the installation and some WD40 to clean it up. Stud was the same size. Got it from Oriellys for a few bucks.

 

My first wash, clay bar, and wax since I bought her brand new last year. I absolutely hate doing this. But I should probably do it twice a year.

 

Chemical Guys Clay Bar kit works nice, but the clay bar lube spray smells like peppermint!~

 

eh bra aloha
at least you have tropical weather to do it when evaa
you lucky and protect that great ride
I have only 6 month window
a hui hou