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

To overland you have to work on your truck in a collared shirt

 

Look good, feel good, work good

 

what wheels and lift is she runnin?

 

Lots of pictures of the truck and habitat on instagram @UncommonLife

 

I've ran them before in my ranger awhile back and they did fine then I paid 30 for theese I believe

 

Made some rod holders on my cargo carrier from 1 1/2 inch pvc and some u bolts. Wanted to get my big 12 footers and one piece rods out of the shell. Worked really well even driving down the highway.

 

In the US they range from 25-45 depending where you get them. They work great. I don't know if it'd the hot cold cycle here but they didn't last longer than a year.

 

Hi. I posted something yesterday in "technical chat", but it seems I was wrong

How can I copy that in this thread "What have you done...?" ?

Thanks

 

Here you go!

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/air-filter-in-severe-dust-conditions.551378/

 

Installed wheelers front bump stops would have installed my ubolt flip kit an timbrens but had a softball game.

 

Priorities dude... Priorities...

 

End of game entails free beer an bbq so that was the deciding factor.

 

Thanks man, I saw that, but want to copy in this thread.
I think here I could get some reply

 

Like you want the actual text and pics posted in here? No offense, but that's not what this thread is for.

 

maybe fab something up to run one of these..

https://www.sbfilters.com/particle-...BIihQRmmhwJL5_yTCyig0S1s-sLKEAQsaAuSGEALw_wcB

 

Took advantage of the sale at TRS and ordered the tacoma kit.

 

Touche`

 

Stereo upgrade and sanded off the dimples on the heater controls.

 

Made up a backing plate for my oba pressure guages. It keeps them aligned and from falling out the back of the panel. I'll take pics after I've added the illumination leds top, middle, bottom since the eentsy 1" guages dont have their own leds.

 

Took her on a Czech Safari over the weekend and just dropped the meat off at the butcher.