What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

Where my spare tire was. I have the horns facing the rear to keep stuff from getting in them. My spare is now in my bed or left at home. Eventually I'm going to make a better mount for them back there or reroute them behind my grill.

 

I dont wheel either. Thats why i chose Icon instead of King. I do enjoy the ride now!

 

Yea, was more or less clearing out some old trees from last year off my property, was going to use them for some small campfire stuff, but been way to busy here lately.

 

Took it out to have some fun. The truck does so good in the mud. The picture was after 4 minutes of washing and the stupid Blackland not wanting to come off

 

Looks good, what brand and where did you get your bull bar?

 

Purchasing a new IFS skid plate for my 2010 Taco. Recommendations, anyone? Also need some recommendations on how to add more weight in the back of my truck... I don't carry heavy loads very often. I enjoy having more weight in the back for extra grip and power when I'm stuck in mud/snow. Anyone have thoughts?

 

Agreed
2,300 tires & wheels
1,200 lift kit
500 seat covers
70 shift knob
260 cv axles
240 front brakes
365 front hub assemblies
More to come

 

Thanks! I've been looking through that thread for some aftermarket wheel options.

 

Shit just got real! Whole new ball game, got us a CVT Mt Shasta Extended

 

@Stemmy Check out the Method Standards... They're awesome.

 

Twinzis!!

 

They're the Freespirit Recreation (GO FSR) tents.

And yep, that's my old 4Runner. So glad to be able to see it kicking around still =D

 

It's wilson!! Wut up. I'm lurking here blow too. Lol

 

Jelly

 

I hang out over here because no one local on the 4Runner forum ever wants to go play.

The local folks here on Tacomaworld do this weird thing they call going outside and using all the crap they put on their trucks. Foreign concept on T4R it seems =p.

 

Put the topper on today to change it up a bit... Also, added oil.....

 

Sounds legit... Lol

 

Unpacked it from this weekends camping trip.

What are the dimensions the awning? Any issues with it?

I want to mount an awning on my access cab for camping. Like you, I only have the roof rack to attach it to.

Most of the awnings I see are attached to either bed racks or pap caps - something spaced wider than an access cab roof rack.

My biggest worry is too much weight hanging over the edges of the rack and the awning bouncing around too much on rough roads

 

Nice looking tents. Glad to see the runner is being used for what u built it for! Such a beautiful rig.

 

FYI: Washington states a maximum of 35% on the front windows although I have seen many with 20%. I have mine at 35% so I don't have to worry about it.