San Diego BS Thread.

Nice! James has been pumping kits out lately.

Going on the Poker Run?

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/so...ilt-right-fabrication-poker-run-4-6-13-a.html

 

August, seems like a year though.

 

Nice truck...!!

Hi Connor.....

 

Get ahold of me ricky.....

 

Glad to hear it! fwiw, I did apply online, nada... of course the only experience I think I had that fit one of their needs was for communications director (for publicity or news releases), since I have writing and publishing experience since I was 15! Hey, that's 40 years now...

Thanks none-the-same!

 

Outstanding, very nice!

 

So when is the next run? I could use a nice off road sesh..

 

Hey guys, I just bought my Taco about a month ago and I want some nerf bars.

Is there a good place to shop around locally? I don't really know much about where to get Tacoma stuff.

I saw this on craigslist and it seems poorly written and there are some pricing discrepancies...not sure if it's trustworthy or not.

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/pts/3688591147.html

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

 

Congrats

Do you want nerf bars or actual sliders? If you want something more for off-road protection that can also serve as a step get ahold of Tyler From Pelfreybilt Off-Road


http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/southern-california/215316-pelfreybilt-off-road.html

http://www.pelfreybilt.com/

 

I'd say pull the trigger on some bolt on sliders. Things like this are usually pretty poorly made, or super thin walled stuff. I have some Amazon.com tube steps my wife bought me (only reason they're still on my truck), and they are pretty much paintless along the bottom, super banged up, and I guess I hit a rock going pretty fast on them, and my right side is all banged up and actually bent the frames for it. So another offroad trip or two and i'll just have to get sliders

 

I don't plan on actually taking my truck off-road anytime soon...It's a Prerunner with BFG Long Trails (just bought them). The closest thing I'll do to offroading is carry along a dirt bike in the back lol.

I'll take a look at the sliders, but I'm guessing that they'll cost a bit more.

 

So if I do get sliders welded to my frame from Pelfreybilt, will that limit a lot of things I can do in the future, or would they have to be cut off for any reason if I wanted to do a lift or get bigger wheels/tires or anything?

That's what I'm mainly worried about.

I plan on owning this truck forever...after I pay it off, I'm going to buy something else to be a daily driver, and I'm really going to start utilizing this as a toy, but for now, it's all for show.

 

A lift or bigger wheels or anything will have nothing to do with the sliders. Where the sliders are, they aren't in the way for these things. After them being welded they should never have to be removed. They are super strong and can tell you from experience these things can take a beating. However with them being welded on if you wanted to remove them they would have to be cut off. Have no idea why you would though.

 

Cool, thanks for the help.

As you might be able to tell, I don't know shit about cars. Last one was a Honda Civic that just went.

I want to learn now that I have a car that's worth modding.

 

This is the place to learn. We all try to help people that want to be helped. The other can fail on their own. If you need any help doing something post up here and im sure me or one of the others will be glad to lend a hand

 

If you want/need steps and don't offroad just get some N-Fab's. Cheap and will do the job.

Not sure why steps are needed though, our trucks aren't that tall. Mine is lifted 3" and my 4'10" fiance can get in just fine while not even stepping on my sliders.

 

Having a lil bbq
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/so...-bbq-bonelli-park-meet-bbq-2.html#post6605879

 

AHHHHHHHH. But see he does have sliders and doesn't crawl.

 

Having a lil bbq
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/so...-bbq-bonelli-park-meet-bbq-2.html#post6605879