What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Took the bug guard off. It’s been on for so long, I can’t tell if I like it or not.

 

Probably worth taking off periodically to clean and protect the paint under a bug guard anyway, we had a 1st gen in the family that had one on for 20+ years, it was nasty as hell under that thing.

 

Took it camping. And showed my buddy how my Tacoma is better than his gmc (I have a ram 2500)

 

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Yeah. I always liked it. After TSS this grille kinda went away

 

It works with tss. I think it went away because it’s so flimsy. And you need the outer trim that the Offroad and sports grill do away with. I have one that I just replaced.

 

Next you will be replacing the plastic covering the dials?

 

Yea when it becomes a priority.

 

I read that first sentence wrong initially and was wondering what kind of crazy life you lived until I read further

 

NGL I cracked up a little bit writing it lol.

 

Sir, it appears two vehicles are having a pissing match, and one of them is... a Tacoma.

 

Yes, I got a belt sander. So that only leaves the pad material as the remaining significant difference. Who knows if the AZ020 pads would make noise after the chamfering...

 

Welcome aboard! Lots of good information here. Lots of other stuff, too.

Next up - you gotta post some pictures of your truck.

 

Good luck on your list of mods-to-do, looks like you are on the right track.

 

Yes, we will be glad to help you spend your money!!!!






When I bought my Taco back in late August, I was ONLY going to add drop steps, mainly for the wifey and grand kids....
Yeah that didn't last long...

 

I wasn’t gonna add a lift and was gonna keep all the lights halogen….

 

• Engine oil change
• Tire rotation
• Inspected brakes/hoses
• Inspected air filter
• Replaced cabin air filter
• Replaced clunky front lower sock bolts
• Replaced Front/Rear Diff oil
• Replaced Transfer Case oil
• Replaced Manual Transmission oil
• Ran out of time...will replace my wiper inserts tomorrow

 

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