Hello, my name is mudfootshuffle and I have a wheelin problem

Guys and gals,
I am not new to the forum but I am done with lurking in the shadows. This forum has been very informative so far and I have spent the past year reading and drooling over the awesome pics and beautiful build threads. Just purchased my first Tacoma last year, 2014 DBL cab OR, and have been very impressed so far.
A little about me, I am 41 and work in the HVAC industry and live in Ga. I have owned bikes, atvs, and currently have a RZR 800S as my main off road toy. I am fairly mechanically capable and have installed lifts, a-arms, axels, clutch kits and a multitude of various other bolt on accessories. Have built several home made snorkel kits for atv's and SxS's as well. Now I beleive I am almost ready to begin light modifications to my Tacoma.
Its good to be here and I hope to post a couple of pics of my toys soon. My Tacoma is still stock at the moment but I can tell thats not going to last long.

 

Welcome.

What's your "wheeling problem" or does it mean you have a wheeling addiction?

 

Addiction, been really bad with the SxS but I am ready to try some trail riding with the Tacoma. Been four wheelin in trucks before but never mine. Starting to get the itch and have about a year of research under my belt on suspension. Trigger is soon to be pulled!

 

Welcome to TW.

 

Welcome to TW!

 

Thanks, yall have any advice on vendors on the east coast to deal with on performance suspension, Icon and King in particular or does it matter?

 

^You join a support group and start asking for dealers?

 

It just gets worse from here I know....but you got to understand Iam bored with my other toys and I need a fix!!! Talk me down Iam on the roof

 

Welcome!

 

Thanks Matt!!! Have to admit just the slightest bit jealous of the sc but tell me, how is the cab noise? I ask because I was able to hear one pass me at 35mph headed the opposite direction and it surprised me.

 

It's very addictive! I enjoy the sound of the sc, it's only loud when your really getting on the pedal