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

Lost 25lbs at each corner!!!oldNew

 

Got my hydro bumps installed yesterday

 

Dude, our trucks are twins!! Got the same rims in February.

 

Those old wheels were 25lb heavier or is it the tire too?

 

The old trail teams and trail grapplers are 90lbs and the new SCS wheels with Wildpeak at3 are 65lbs.

 

Build thread? I've been wanting to do this.

 

You sir, get the Kentucky Jerry Rigged award!

 

That’s impressive! I bet the truck feels better too. How do you like the Wildpeaks? I’ll need new tires this fall and those are on the short list.

 

It's pricey better get the check book out

 

Received my @Mobtown Offroad tailgate cap today. Bday gift from the better half. The tailgate skin has held up like a champ for a couple years, the stock cap on the other hand had seen better days.

 

People don't realize how heavy OEM rims can be. I think 28-29lbs for the 4Runner Trail wheels then add 55+ lbs AT tires. Though Toyota was good at keeping the SEMA wheels at around 24 lbs.

 

Got my windows tinted today, advertised to reject 65% of heat. We’ll see how it does in the Texas summers.

 

Nice!

 

Had new carrier bearing installed . Greased Total Chaos UCAs ,oil changed .

 

Thanks, went to test drive a 3rd gen OR today, was super close to trading it in right then and there. Couldn’t stand the transmission and lack of power. Safe to say I’ll be keeping the truck a little longer. A 4Runner is super tempting too

 

Sprayed my Mobtown Off-road tailgate cap with bed liner

 

Wouldn't trade mine for a 3rd gen. I'd buy a 3rd gen TRD Sport then have 2 different Tacos.

 

MT is the only way to go on a 3rd Gen otherwise you'll regret it. I felt like I needed to shift between 3K-4K to get it to move and that's with stock tires.

 

Had the alignment done at work today. It's better but the steering wheel isn't straight.
Picked up some screws from Toyota for the mud flaps, removed my mud flaps and tossed the screws. Little did I know that I needed them to install the Bushwacker flares.

 

What diameter and length, did you go with. Do you have a specific water capacity you worked toward?