Anyone on here from Kelowna??

If anyone locally needs T-Nuts to bolt stuff to their 2nd Gen rails in the bed, I made a small order and had them brought in. $2.50 each or $8 for a set of four. PM me, can get back to you on the weekend if not sooner.

 

Ive had the 16's and 17's on my truck, and had them both dipped, 16's often needed touching up cause I had pretty mellow tires on it, but with the 17's its been awesome, live in Calgary now and considering all the salt/snow they've held up great, even though I've got some curb rash on the beed doesnt wanna start pealing so Ill probably just spray over as a touch up.

 

where is Nickel Plate?

 

I live in Kelowna, i like to hit up the trails when i can and quite often looking for friends to join

 

Hit me up if you're trail riding or doing some light rock crawling/mudding. Most of what i see is forestry roads which are boring

 

I work a 14 and 7 shift but every 3rd week I'm home I'm down to hitup some trails anytime I'm home... Trying to get my 2 stroke running again too if anyone knows a good mech lookin to make a few bux

 

Hey, does anyone know where abouts in Kelowna area that i can get some CB radio accessories? antennas, mounts, studs, quick disconnects and co-ax

Thanks!

 

Almost no one in Canada uses CB, most seem to go for VHF here.

That being said, try Omega Communications. They are on the highway by Kirschner road.

 

Thanks, ive got a few friends that still use CB just for wheeling not to mention my parents and aunts/uncles still have it on their old trucks.

Ill try that place today

 

Went to Omega and they sent me to Cookson Motors, which in turn tried to send me to Omega. Cookson only had 3 radios and 1 antenna to sell and informed me they are getting out of it.

 

Yeah CB is basically dead. Pretty hard to find anything for it any more. When a radio communications shop won't carry the stuff you know it's over haha.

 

yeah its just a bummer because my parents bought me the radio years back and i never installed it. but my brother has his and a couple of his wheeling friends have em. not to mention my uncles with their old school rigs and CBs. Online shopping i suppose is the best way to go.

 

Yo guys, just found this thread!

Got me a 2013 DCLB Sport a couple months ago...

I'm wondering if there are any shops in Kelowna that can sell me a 1.5' AAL like this one: http://toyteclifts.3dcartstores.com...af-for-Tacoma-with-rear-TSB-springs_p_16.html

Cheers,

Jay

 

I personally don't know of any shop in town that wouldn't screw you big time for such a simple thing. There is a toytec dealer in Alberta, you can find it on the toytec website, and have it shipped here. Or have you thought of having it shipped to Oroville Washington, to a receiver, and picking it up? This option is only worth it, if you are buying a bit more stuff than an AAL tho.

See ya around town!

 

Thanks, I actually had my wheels and Baja kit sent to Oroville just a few weeks ago, but the AAL was/is kind of an after thought...

Regardless if they are a rip-off, because that's kind of a given around here, it would be nice to know what local shops actually sell aftermarket stuff for the Tacoma?

Cheers,

Jay

 

Well, Crap It... er i mean Cap It got me shims for an okay price.
Truckworks bends you over, but will probably be able to get you what you need. Don't buy u bolts from them, you can get a 1" block and longer u bolts for the same price from toytec.

Have you tried Lordco, they always have random connections to parts dealers.

GL,

Danny

 

Up on Quail Ridge across from the airport.

 

wut?

 

I think he means he lives in Quail Ridge. The development across from the airport.

 

What are everyone's thoughts on doing a monthly meetup. Maybe head to the pub, do a meet and greet and possibly plan some trips. A little club would be great.