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

Now I'm not so sure about changing mine...

 

Added the racks my neighbor gave me off his old taco. And took the badges off a week ago.

 

Just make sure you buy from a reputable source.

 

I bet if you mentioned who did your lights and they value 1 their workmanship and 2 the customers that keep it going I bet they would cover the shipping. I personally think that it’s more of an inconvenience for the owner to deal with the headache and pull/re/pull/re again than the pennies on the dollar for shipping. VENDOR should do the the right thing and help out someone that is a member of the very forum you sell on. I would understand if you were skeptical to let them try to repair but let them cover the cost of repair and if not OR they fail again, then I would put them on blast. Personally, I think the situation sucks and you have handled it VERY professional. Vendor should do the same.

 

Made her feel at home

 

I need a garage.

 

Everyone needs a garage!
...or a shop.
...or both!

 

Put the additional speakers in the back for more space filling sound. And some volume. Still have the stock head unit, with an added amp. But.....

 

Rolled over 109k miles this past week.

 

Ripped a mud flap off... AGAIN! Grrrrr

 

That's why I chopped mine in half! Hopefully there is no body damage.

 

Sick Headlights, welcome to the club

 

Finally got around to sorting through my old pics. Got these headlight sometime last year, gonna be replacing those halogens with some HIDs

 

I’ve been considering shortening the mud flaps for some time. I’ve lost track of how many I’ve lost. I heard this one get ripped off, but I just thought it was the log I was dragging banging up against a tree. Too much mud and it was getting dark to see if there was any body damage. The holes in the mud flap are all in tact, so it probably ripped the screws out.

 

Been hung up on other more urgent projects. Last one was converting an LX470 (Lexus Land Cruiser) Auto ride Height Control system to a standard Old Man Emu suspension. Removal of an electronically controlled hydraulic suspension system that must have been put on before the body was a major PITA. Then tricking the electrical system to think the AHC is still there so the dashboard didn't light up like a christmas tree.

But eager to get back to the pod project. I have compared a few in a non-scientifically-controlled setting, the results were quite interesting. It will be a fun project. I plan to get back on it very soon.

 

Sound deadening on the rest of the cab last night haven't decided if I wanna hit the roof yet or not, I've got plenty left over

 

Did you use Noico 80mil?

 

Yep I got 72 square feet of it and I have around 20-25 square feet left after doing the whole cab and all 4 doors

 

I have been looking at Noico to do my back wall and doors. I have my back wall done in Dynomat, but it did little to ease the reverberation from my single JL 10TW3-D4. That made me hesitant to waste my time and money on Dynomat for the doors. You can get 36 sq ft of Noico 80mil on Amazon for about the same price as 12sq ft of Dynomat.

 

your already about done with the entire truck. go ahead and do the roof. its not bad at all and it actually makes a big difference.