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

Clearly it doesn't take much to swap a tire on a beadlock, how hard is it to do a tire change on a regular wheel? I've considered doing my own, I tried a motorcycle tire a while ago and couldn't get it but I don't think I had enough leverage.

 

id imagine its the same process but you have to break two beads. it doesnt take much for the hilift to do it with the truck. the part where you might fall on your ass is when you have to lube them up and jump on it to mount/dismount beads

 

Also check out greyman tactical they make a polymer molle panel that is sweet a little pricy, but well work it. You can also get it with quick fists to hol your ar15

 

Thanks Jeff! I love it. Now I just gotta buy some stuff to fill all the pouches.

 

I fill mine with survival / edc truck needs.

Paracord, lighters, extra pocketknife, some warm gear during winter, etc...

 

I feel the urge to use it every single day when I drive in the dreadful traffic of the DC area.

 

Gunshot-6A beat me to it. 9 inches to the top of the box.

 

My mom is finally considering replacing hers at 295k and after 4 accidents.

 

I need to find, or make a write up for something like this.... I feel like TONS of Taco owners would appreciate it (including myself for future assembly at another house!)

 

Late Christmas!

where to host images

 

I have mentioned my greyman tactical molle panel, but had never uploaded photos so to those who are wondering....

 

Also has anyone painted their interior trim? Like steering wheels trim around the radio... etc?

 

I like it A LOT, are these the 2” ones?
Never mind just saw your post front yesterday

 

@boogie3478 was just watching one of your videos, where did your hood vinyl come from

 

The big matte black piece was just cut and installed at a local vinyl shop. @amirak made the red and silver slashes that overlap on the fender.

 

Okie doke, I’ve got the suspension I want in the front figured out. Bilstein 6112 upfront with 5160 shocks in the rear, but I am at a loss when it comes to springs in the rear. I currently have stock (recalled and replaced) leave springs with the sumo springs which act like air bags, but ride stuff as a board. I can get a headstrong 3 AAL for a reasonable price, and keep the sumo’s, or just get bags for the rear because I do a lot of hauling and figured bags would be the way to go and keep the factory leafs. What have y’all done? Advice on bags? Heard they can get bouncy but figured the 5160’s could soak a lot of that up. Sorry for the lengthy post. 2007 4.0 SR5 PreRunner with 136k on her

 

Got my new weathertech mats today!

 

It’s an nfab bumper

 

Reminds me that I need to take mine out and blast them with the pressure washer.