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Regardless of the smog regulations where you live, I would be sure to put the certification sticker under your hood. Never know if you end up someplace like CA or NY which I hear just adopted CA smog regulations. I've heard of guys with the TRD s/c that have been turned down at smog testing stations here in CA simply because they didn't have the official emissions sticker under the hood. Some techs don't want to take any risks with how heavy handed CA can be with the testing

 

That's what I'd like to avoid, thanks! Plus... if I ever sold the truck a Californian could buy it with no worries.



HA, yeah right, I'm in too deep I don't think I'll be selling it

 

Ditto

 

Same. My daughter is going to have an AWESOME 16 year old Tacoma when she starts driving.

 

Me too!

I filled mine out. I don't live in Cali, but you never know.

 

My son is 11 and my daughter is 12. Maybe when they start driving it will be time for daddy to upgrade.

 

Mine first daughter is only 3 and my second daughter won't be born till Feb.

 

This is like being a 5 year old on Christmas Eve all over again.

I wants tracking number!!!!

 

@oni06 Teach those girls to like trucks because girls that drive trucks are cool!

 

I gave my 21 y/o daughter my 2002 4runner and she rear ended someone that was stopped and she was at 40mph. Now she's looking at my wife's 2011 4 runner....

 

Trucks and Guns

 

Good daddy

 

Woohoo, FedEx tracking update. Scheduled delivery 11/08.

 

I've been gathering a few parts to rectify the goofy external fuel filter setup from URD. Just a bit more info to share, if anyone is interested.

The fuel filter that the URD fuel pump upgrade kit comes with is a Napa Gold 3296 (also available as a

$14 Wix 33296 Wix Fuel (Complete In-Line) Filter - 33296

Wix 33296). Based on information I've been able to find online, the Napa Gold 3296 / Wix 33296 is a 12 micron filter, spec'd to flow up to 1 gallon per minute. Should be sufficient! The outer diameter of these filters is a touch over 3". I picked up a Wix one to use as a mock up piece to come up with some sort of bracket and also make a more robust hose / fitting setup.

I found that Russell makes some nice fittings for interfacing these filters, as well as the the Tacoma's fuel lines. The female part number is 640863. With these fittings it should be possible to make a nice clean run to integrate the external filter into the fuel lines.




Russell also makes a male version of this connector. The part number for the male connector is 640930.



Needing a bracket to securely mount the filter, I found the Canton Racing 26-893 fits the filter perfectly.





There are some other hoses and fittings needed to complete this but I haven't settled on a final setup yet. WIP.

 

Can you confirm Lotek's A-Pillar Gauge Pod works in a 2013? I thought there was a conflict with our side curtain air bags?

+1.

 

The biggest reason why I didn't go this route was because I felt the distance of eye movement from the road to the cubbyhole would be too great, especially if I'm attempting to track gauge feedback. It would be easier to read the gauge if the gauge was much more in my direct line of sight.

Then again, I could be extremely overcautious. Shrug.

 

I'll send pictures when I get it installed. Possibly tonight if I can get out of the office.

 

I want one of these sooo bad!

 

I want to know if these fit as I am wanting pillar gauges as well. Can't wait to see pics!