What have you done to your Tacoma today? 1st Gen Edition

175+ 60 should be all thats required unless i am missing something

 

Cleaned up my wiring a little bit, added a Aux fuse panel and breaker....

 

Yes it can be problematic. Some 16" rims won't clear the calipers. Sadly, no real good way to test it..

 

unless you know someone that's done the mod and lets you test fit.

 

last day of the season yesterday

 

X2

 

I did the Tundra Brake Upgrade and I have 16" rims with sticky weights on the inside of the rims and I cleared the 231mm Calipers just fine.

 

Nice, congrats on the good lookin buck! We went 'hiking with guns' this morning, didn't see much. Nice truck too. Can I come over for dinner? But seriously, enjoy. Hunt anything else? Might pick up a deer tag next year...

 

New tail lights! Since the oem ones got smashed

 

Installed my toytec bilstein/eibach lift kit today. Did it at the shop I work at with a friend from work. Took us about 3 1/2hrs. Didn't get to take very many pics during the install.after on top, before on bottom. cv angle. What do you guys think about the cvs?

 

Time for bigger tires!

 

Yes definitely. Forgot to mention that in the post. Looks funny with a 3" lift on 29s lol. Can't decide if I want to go with 33/10.5 or 32/11.5

 

Lookin good! Great color too

 

33's

 

Hey guys. Been a lurker, but finally made an account.
Spent my Saturday doing a DIY spray in bed liner.
https://imgur.com/a/VylDT

 

33x12.50s!!!!!!!

 

Yeah, i'll probably end up going with the 33's and doing a little trimming. Hopefully i'll get them soon.

 

I would have to run spacers with the 12.5s as I still have stock rims.

 

Replaced my passenger lower bj. Went Moog as this truck, if it totals 500 miles over the next 5 months - all city/highway, I will be shocked. If I start thinking of serious wheeling them I'll consider swapping back to OEM.

Anyway, I thought these were non grease-able, but low and behold a grease port on the side. I put in a zerk fitting and pumped a little extra grease in there.

Before:



After:

 

If you have manual hubs, leave the cv angle the way it is. If not get a diff drop.
thats my opinion, but then again, i did that because i have full skids that were touching the dropped diff.