What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Comes with aftermarket and with one on the HU. Aftermarket is the normal clip mount and I didn’t use it. So far using the one on the HU which is located top left and it’s been solid for calls and siri commands.

 

Added Lund Flares to my truck to get full tire coverage. These Lund Falres are huge! Sort of reminds me of the old school BushWackers. I also made some mud flaps for the rear. Used some Kydex for the flaps.

 

On previous Tacoma’s, leer wired my cap lock into the truck’s locks. I have no idea how they did it.

But I tapped off the back driver side tail light and it worked absolutely fine. The brake lights on the cap are LED so there isn’t much current draw.

 

New tent and racks up camping at big bear

 

I've let her run in the wild a bit

 

Can you tell me more about this. My spare just got jacked and I replaced it with a full size I really don't want to lose again. Is this just a plate that goes over the access hole?

 

What did you use for this or was it a precut kit?

 

Which one is this? I’ve seen pictures of them with the front hitch, but can’t find one to buy. I like the ability to attach the winch front or rear. Tia

 

Jesse changed the air intake today

https://youtu.be/zIIZC_FQk14

 

Where did you source the Kydex?

 

It’s basically an insert and shield that turns the crank nut into a keyed mechanism, almost exactly like a locking lug nut. The silver key slides over your existing spare tire tool.

 

What's your wheel, tire and suspension setup? Looks great

 

A 2X piece of lumber underneath and one strike with these and instant clean hole.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-btlm-led-retrofit.467712/

 

Southern Style Offroad. I made a custom order for the hitch. It's recessed and I use the access holes to place the pin.

 

Good idea, but unless one works with a lot of thin, soft materials (like in gasket-making), I would think an inexpensive hole saw would work as well and be more generally useful.

 

After a scary experience on a Colorado mountain trail I bought one of these bad boys. It's going with me on every hike with me and my dog from now on and when I'm not using it, it'll be safely tucked away in the bed of my truck. I would highly recommend anyone with an adventure companion to pick one up!

https://www.fidoprotection.com/

https://www.fidoprotection.com/our-story

 

Great thanks or the response

 

As i mentioned, i made them myself.Home depot had (they no longer stock it) a 3mm rubber pad that was meant to go under standing toolboxes and what not, grabbed a small roll for about $10

 

Very interesting. Might also consider posting on “let’s see your dogs” thread.