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Jimbos Rig #OLAF AF

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Builds (2005-2015)' started by JimboAnz, Jul 31, 2015.

  1. Jul 31, 2015 at 5:38 AM
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    JimboAnz

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    She gone - 7/21/2018 - 2015 Tacoma Access Cab TRD Offroad 4x4, Magnetic Gray Metallic

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    Stock the day she came home, January 24, 2015


    Pre-Lift



    Mileage / Service:
    -
    reset maintenance light
    - 1/24/2015 - New - 6
    - 12/23/2015 - 29,500
    - 30K service and links, post #31
    - 1 year old Birthday 1/24/16 - 33,767
    - 35K service 2/6/2016 (35,124)
    - New tires 35,625 Goodyear Duratrac 265/75/16 Load C-
    - 40K service 3/16/2016 (39,875)
    - 45k service 5/6/2016 (45,125)
    - 50K Done
    - 55K 8/20/16 (55,525)
    - Tire update, Duratracs wearing well, 14/32 left all around, 56500 on the ODO, so about 21K on the tires. been running 38 cold PSI.
    - 60K service 10/8/2016 (59,955) plugs, diff fluids, tcase fluid
    - New Battery 61500 miles 10/31/2016
    - 65K service 12/3/16 (64,795)
    - 70K service 1/21/2017 (69,750)
    - New Tars 3/13/2017 Dick Cepek Extreme Country 255/85/16 (74,500)
    - 75K service 3/18/17 (75,150)
    - changed original front brake pads with oem pads (75,150)
    - 80k service 4/29/17 (79,675)
    - added front superbumps 4/29/17
    - 85k service 6/10/17 (84,750)
    - 90k service 8/5/17 (89,575) plugs, oil change, front diff, rear diff and tcase fliuds
    - 90K 8/12/17 rear shaft rear u-joint
    - 95k 10/21/17 (94,750)
    - 95K Oil Analysis
    - 100,000 Miles 1/17/2018, 1 week shy of 3 years
    - 100,000k service 1/20/2018 (100,125) oil, lube shaft, filter, eaf, caf
    - 101,000 2/3/18. Drain / fill tranny fluid for first time. Drain / fill coolant
    - 101,500 2/9/19. Dealer service. R&R tranny fluid, brake fluid, and PS fluid
    - 101,500 Transmission fluid Blackstone report
    - 102,000 needle bearing replacement
    - 103,500 miles - tire wear update
    - 3/10/18 Hood Latches
    - 105,150 3/25/18. Oil change and service
    - 107,000 Diff Kerplosion #2 4/20/18 - AOP
    - 109,850 5/12/18 Oil change, EAF, CAF, grease UCA and Driveshafs, Clean MAF
    - 115,105 7/17/18 Oil change, eaf, caf, grease shaft & uca
    - 115,300 7/21/2018 Traded in - She gone

    Interior:
    - LED dome and map lights
    - Weathertechs front only
    - Tech Deck get one here
    - Clear view rear view mirror riser with Ram mount get one here
    - Repurposed Iphone 4 with dash cam app, mounted behind rear view mirror on ram ball
    - G-Tek Fab door sill protectors
    - Clazzio black on black seat covers plus seat heaters 9/16/2015
    - Iggy switch panel
    - Bussman fuse / relay block and breaker

    Coms
    - Midland 75-822 CB
    - Relentless bed rail bracket for antenna
    - Firestick II 3' red white and blue antenna
    - SchmellFab CB Tailgate mount
    - Firestick II 4' black antenna

    Armor
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    SOS bolt on, no kick, AC sliders
    - SOS IFS skid 1/16/16
    - SOS regular rear bumper 1/12/16 rehomed
    - SOS full hoop front bumper 1/12/16
    - E-Locker Skid
    - SOS Mid and Tcase skids 8/10/2016
    - SOS High clearance rear 1/2/2017
    - SOS Rear tire swingout with single jerry can holder 8/19/2017

    Exterior
    - LED reverse lights
    - LED license plate lights
    - EGR in channel vent visors
    - Low profile bed tool box, plastidipped black
    - Removed badges and bedsides, replaced with matte black vinyl decals
    - Added more tie downs at rails and rear most bed bolts, Pics here, here, and here linky here to bed bolt tie downs
    - OEM tacoma bed mat
    - Color match MGM grille
    - Plastidip rear bumper , removed for SOS rear
    - Plastidip stock wheels. 4 coats black, and 3 coats graphite metalizer get cool dip colors here
    - No more dip wheels, still stock offroad alloys
    - Tint front windows to match rears
    - Trim mud flaps, remove front flaps
    - MGM HLM, how to here
    - Tailgate hose clamp anti theft mod
    - Redline hood struts, plus kit
    - Delete lock / unlock beep. 8/28/15
    - Locking gas cap
    - A/C drain line extension
    - Rear diff breather extension mod 9/12/2015
    - Home made tailgate reinforcement - .063 alum sheet, cut to fit. It aint perty, but its in there :) 10/3/2015
    - Foglight anytime mod thx to @Sctacoma4x4 12/05/2015
    - SOS ditch light brackets & 12w pods, pics here, here and here
    - Reflective TACOMA tailgate letters
    - Bakflip G2 tonno (gone)
    - TRD Exhaust - 76K (4/4/2017)
    - Replaced headlight bulbs with Silverstar Ultras, 1 low beam burnt out (11/29/2017), first set lasted about a year I think, no record of install date

    Wheels -n- Tars
    -Stock 16" trd OR alloys
    -Duratrac 265/75/16 Load C 2/13/16 (35,625)
    -Spidertrax 1.25" spacers
    -Regear front and rear to 4.56s, ECGS. 12/15/15, 66k
    -FJ 16" Black Trail Teams added at 72K
    -Dick Cepek Extreme Country 255/85/16 (74,500) (3/13/2017)

    Suspension

    - OME 885 coils 8/7/2015 @ 20k
    - OME 887 coils 5/1/2016 @44,750K
    - OME 886 coils 8/7/2016 54,500K
    - Bilsten 5100 front and rear 8/7/2015
    - Bilstein 5125 rears 5/4/16 @44,750K
    - LR UCA's 8/7/2015
    - Deaver single AAL 8/7/2015
    - 1" block in rear 8/15/2015
    - Secondhand Allpro expo leafpack 5/1/2016 @44,750K
    - Swapped out my LR UCA balljoints 4/1/2017 @76,000 miles (got 56K out of the original, non-greaseable ones)
    - 4/5/18 - 105K, Blackout HD leaf pack

    Recovery
    - Couple tow straps, tree saver
    - Couple shackles
    - Shackle hitch insert
    - 48" no name Hi-Lift
    - Shovel
    - MV-50 12V air compressor
    - Rough Country 9500 synthetic winch (1/25/2017)
    - 2 snatch blocks
    - 60" highlift extreme, on SOS high lift bed mount brackets

    Measurements hub to bottom of fender
    Before Lift, not stock numbers, includes weight of stuff and sliders

    - Front driver 20"
    - Front passenger 20"
    - Rear driver 20-3/4"
    - Rear passenger 21-1/4"

    After lift - day after lift, need to see how she settles, and measure again, these seem off a bit.
    - Front driver 22-1/4"
    - Front passenger 23"
    - Rear driver 23"
    - Rear passenger 24-1/4"

    1 week post lift 8/17/2015
    - Front driver 22-5/8"
    - Front passenger 22-5/8"
    - Rear driver 22-7/8"
    - Rear passenger 23-1/8"

    Added 1" block to rear to gain back some rake 8/15/2015
    - Front driver 22-3/4" - net + 2-3/4"
    - Front passenger 22-3/4" - net + 2-3/4"
    - Rear driver 24-1/8" - net + 3-3/8"
    - Rear passenger 24-1/8" - net + 2-7/8"

    Measurements- 2/6/16 - some settling, also added IFS Skid
    - Front driver 21-7/8" - +1-7/8" over stock, settled 7/8"
    - Front passenger 21-7/8" - +1-7/8" over stock, settled 7/8"
    - Rear driver 23-3/4" - net + 3" over stock, settled 3/8"
    - Rear passenger 24-0" - net + 2-3/4, settled 1/8"
    - Driver side ground to center of door handle 44-1/4"
    - Passenger side ground to center of door handle 44-1/2"

    Wants / Wishlist / future mods in no particular order
    - 2015 FauxPro grille
    - Under the hood hood light kit
    - 7/8" x 30' kinetic recovery rope (Bubba, SEO, Rugged Ridge etc.)
    - Ammo in 9mm and .223 / 5.56
    - Portable battery jumpstarter thingy
    - Ka-Bar KA1211 black / black / straight edge

    Paypal references
    @kaprisdad - badges
    @Mach375 - rear vent visors, although fedex crushed em
    @RIsurffishing - Nfab light bar

    Local to Charlotte NC, willing to help however I can
     
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  2. Aug 4, 2015 at 3:44 AM
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    JimboAnz

    JimboAnz [OP] #OldNorm

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    Got the lift on, some pics below

    I got my lift done over the past 2 days. Glad i did it myself, gained a lot of good experience. No help, all solo.

    Did the rears first. New 5100 shocks and deaver single aal. The first side took me 3 hours. Most of that time spent struggling with top nut removal on shock. Finally cut the bitch off. The next morning got the second rear side done in an hour. My truck has skinny tapered shims below the leafs stock, not sure if all tacos have these.

    Got both fronts done same day as well. New 5100s, 885 springs and LR UCAs. Got both sides done in about 6 hours. Long uca bolt a bit of a PITA but a little bending in the fender gained clearance to get it out. Bottom shock bolt was a bitch to get back through hole, wasted an hour on that, finally persuaded it through.

    All in all very pleased, prelim measurements give me 1/2" rake or so which I like. I may add a 1" block to the back after this settles, we will see.

    At firestone getting alignment. They got near zero toe and camber. Caster 2.6 or so. Will post alignment specs and pics later. Back to firestone to get steering wheel aligned, off about 10 degrees right, hopefully a quick fix. Initial highway drive no vibes noticed.

     
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  3. Aug 9, 2015 at 6:23 PM
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    jonboanz

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    Nice lift brotha:mudding:
     
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  4. Aug 17, 2015 at 4:02 AM
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    JimboAnz [OP] #OldNorm

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    Pics to come later

    Added 1" block to rear to gain back some rake 8/15/2015, have 1-3/8" rake now

    - Front driver 22-3/4" - net + 2-3/4"
    - Front passenger 22-3/4" - net +2-3/4"
    - Rear driver 24-1/8" - net + 3-3/8"
    - Rear passenger 24-1/8" - net + 2-7/8"


     
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  5. Aug 28, 2015 at 4:30 PM
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    JimboAnz [OP] #OldNorm

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    Removed my lock / unlock beep today. I tried the key in out 10 second then push this or that, couldnt get it to work for me. I found the noisemaker in the engine compartment and simply unplugged the noisemaker. So easy and reversible if ever i want it back.
     
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  6. Sep 10, 2015 at 10:58 AM
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    Extended AC drain line over the weekend, leaves a nice little puddle on the ground now, and no more dripping on frame

     
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  7. Sep 10, 2015 at 10:59 AM
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    CV Boots after lift, both pics of passenger side, I think the fins look good.

     
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  8. Sep 12, 2015 at 9:38 AM
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    Rear diff breather mod today. Bout 45 minutes start to finish.

     
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  9. Sep 15, 2015 at 11:06 AM
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    2.0 SAWS, 2.0 Icon Rear Shocks, 1.5" Icon AAL, USOFFROAD Winch Mount, Warn M8000S, HID Retrofit Headlights, Custom made sliders, Fab Fours rear bumper, LED Fogs, Heated Mirrors, Auto Dimming rear view with temp and compass, BAMF antenna mounts, LED Interior lighting and Undercover SE Tonnea.
    Did you use part 90404-51319 for the union in the diff or did you use a non-Toyota part? I ask because when I put mine in a few minutes ago the threads got tight before I got it all the way down. I saw that the threaded area was longer on the new part compared to the stock breather so I'm not sure if I can keep going or if I should stop even though some threads are still showing.
     
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  10. Sep 15, 2015 at 3:33 PM
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    I really don't know what part numbers I used. I went in asking for certain part numbers at the toyota parts counter, and the guy came back with a different part for the union. He said there was a wrong part # listed somewhere, and he gets bombarded for the wrong part number. I had asked for this part #, "90404-51026 Camary Union" as taken from "diff breather mod for dummies thread". He brought me back a different one, and worked fine, no issues. Sorry, the parts did not come in bags with part numbers, I would have checked the numbers.
     
  11. Sep 17, 2015 at 2:08 AM
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    Nice truck!
    I know it's to late now, but I used a pair of vice grips and put them of the shock shaft to get the rear shocks out.
    I should do my A/C drain too. I don't know why they made it drip right there...
     
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  12. Sep 17, 2015 at 3:21 AM
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    Thanks ! 10-4 to the vice grips, I did that on shock #2 and worked flawlesley.

    Yes, the factory a/c drain line position sucks, extension is a no brainer and very easy. I hacked off a small piece and took it to autozone to match up the new hose diameter.
     
  13. Sep 17, 2015 at 4:04 AM
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    Nice. I like the slow builds ...
     
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    Clazzios went in last night. About 2 hours start to finish. 1.5 hours for first side, and about 30 minutes for the second. Gotta love the learning curve. All in all very pleased. They are TIGHT going on, but got on nonetheless. Very good youtube install video tutorial. I did not remove seats. Wife says they look like it came with it, passed the wifey test :thumbsup: Just got back from getting the switches and wiring installed, local stereo shop, took them about 2 hours, $150 beans. I have zero wiring experience and did not want to F it up, and pay someone to fix it.

     
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    Did a home made tailgate reinforcement over this past weekend. I know, I know.......
    :worthless:

    Anyway, got a nice piece of .063 alum mill finish for free from a vendor we do a lot of biz with. I know its not 14 gauge thick steel, but it definitely adds some substance / additional weight to the gate. Cut to fit with a jigsaw. Cut super easy, like butter. It aint perty, but who will ever see it.
     
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  16. Oct 22, 2015 at 7:04 AM
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    Truck is coming together nice! Good to see a build from the Charlotte area. I have to extend the AC condensate line too. It's been dripping on the passenger floorboard, so I think it's got mud or something stuck in it.
     
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  17. Oct 22, 2015 at 7:10 AM
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    Thx Jesse. I hated the way that dam thing dripped on the frame. :annoyed:
     
  18. Oct 22, 2015 at 7:16 AM
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    Hey man, it's me again...lol. Did you follow any sort of directions to do this? I have looked on TW, but haven't found step-by-step instructions on the proper way to do it...I'm sure there out there though. Thanks!
     
  19. Oct 22, 2015 at 7:37 AM
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