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

Really wasn't sure how the white wheels would look in the end.....

 

looks real good. I tried white wheels before but i was to lazy to constantly clean them

 

Looks good, with the decal and white letters out on the tires, ties it all together.......now keeping them clean may be a

 

I'm sure I'll regret it this winter, lol!

 

Not hard at all 10 bolts. I had a new gasket on the shelf to put in. I could of osed the old one but I had anew one handy. You will have to remove the intake tubing and air filter box which will lead to cleaning the throttle body at least that's what I did. It's right so might as well nock it out.

 

I'm diggin the decals, nice work man

 

I think it looks, OK. Is the bedliner just down low? It would look better if the doors were de-badged of the original badges instead of blacked out or even paint those white too to tie it all together. The flat black looks hurried with the badges still on it.

 

I dipped my wheels that color on my black truck about a year ago before I peeled it off and dipped the whole truck. I really liked it. Just use some simple green and a car wash sponge to make them look fresh again.

 

Relocated rear shocks, got coopers mounted one SCS F-5

 

i want to do this so bad.. do you get any tire rub? spacers?

 

Not only does your truck not run, but it's getting humped by a more alpha truck.

 

did a little wheeling before camping.

 

Nice! Thats how i want to put mine. Looks like someone needs an angle grinder.

 

lol, yea i was thinking the same thing, finish those brackets man lol

 

As Eric said- "How one money pit has sex with another."

 

This is what happens when you get bored after a shitty day at work. Also clay barred and waxed my windsheild. Smooth as glass.
IMAG1073 by Jeremy Pabst, on Flickr

 

I have one. Actually I have 2. Didn't really care if they didn't look perfect. It was like 11 at night and my dad was trying to help me get them finished cause he had to go to work in morning and I literally had to cut the thing apart to redo it so a lot of that is slag from the plasma cutter that I didn't feel like messing with. After you have worked on a truck for 70+ days, you really don't care if it looks all smooth and nice. It does its job still.

No I have SCS F-5 with the 3.5" bs and 255/85/16 tires. There is a pretty good Gape between the shock body and tire. With stock tires and wheels they would rub.

 

I figured so. Ive had those late night projects, sometimes you just want to get them done.

 

Ya but its a project that has lasted months...and you were tired of working on it about a month ago...LOL

 

Looks great man!