Cement Tacos let's see them!

Anza Borrego state park on edge of San Diego mtns.

 

I hate you.

Your truck looks beautiful. How did you manage to get a hold o those ray10s?

Did I mention my disdain for you?

 

Nice!
Working on buying one of these soon (awaiting a dealer trade - ), Access Cab Sport!

 

Thank you!

Hahaha he’s local, I drove to his shop and picked them up! They were blems, you can’t even tell, saved me $300 going the blem route!

Also here’s the link to the SCS INV page

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/new-scs-inventory-subscription-thread.489572/

 

Tires: Toyo M/T 285/75/17

Wheels: SCS SR8’s 17 x 8.5 -10 offset

Suspension: King’s (of course), Front 25001-119A-EXT, Total Chaos UCA’s Uniball, Total Chaos Weld-on Spindle Gussets, 700# Coils. Rear PR2510-SSPB-A, Total Chaos Rear Shock Hoop Kit, 2.0 x 4.0 Bump Stops, Total Chaos Rear bump stop kit, Deaver U402 Stage II.

Super smooth.

Edit: Had to add the bumps and gussets

 

SWEET RIG!

 

Thx brutha!

 

AGREEED!!!! That is a super nice setup you have.

 

Looks Good! Running JBAs as well on mine lol.

 

Truck looks excellent so far! Have you had any annoying wind noise issues with the Prinsu cabrack? Is it definitely noticeable up there?

 

Thank you, I definitely had wind noise and a ton of vibrating at 60mph. Then I added the T-slot covers and the weather striping to the fairing and all of that is gone. You can definitely hear a small amount of wind noise but thurm the music up and you’re good, I’m not blasting music to get rid of the noise, so it’s really not that bad.

 

Right on, I appreciate the tips and honest feedback. The Prinsu has been on my short list of possible add-ons, so the feedback is useful.

 

Who makes the 1” lift height spacer?

 

Did the spacer give you 1” in lift height? Or did you get more?

 

Playing in the snow.



And all cleaned up..

 

Thank you! Those can be very tough to find in CA, but not impossible. I actually searched and found exactly what I wanted, then drove to the dealer. Had to go about 300 miles, but it was totally worth it! Best of luck and enjoy your new truck when you find it!

 

I had posted a question some time ago regarding matching the Cement Grey Metallic to a Powder Coat color. I got the results from my “experiment” today. The powder coater used a color RAL-7045 as a reference. I’d say about ½ a shade lighter than the body color. I’m still pretty happy with the results - trying to match an automotive paint to a powder color. 255/85R16 Cooper Discoverer S/Ts with no suspension modification.



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