3rd Gen Magnetic Gray Thread

Hi guys i just got a magnetic grey sr5 with the black wheels and just ordered new tires 285/75/r16 and 2 inch leveling kit i dont do any hard core off roading so its mostly for look just wanted to know if the stock wheels would clear the upc with out a wheel spacer? Or should i order some wheel spacers?

 

Close! That was under 190 at 2 o’clock bayou

 

Sprint booster added, and new side steps. Now I just need me some MESO mods and life will be whole

 

I bought them from a toyota dealer online. They come as a kit with every badge

 

heres my baby

 

Before and After pic......I've added a Canopy, rubber bed mat, Shearcomfort cordura seat covers, and new tires/rims. Only thing left is new headlights. I can fish/camp/sleep in the back and still park downtown.

 

2018 TRD Sport MT . Just a couple things : TRD Pro skid plate , 2-1/4” lift, Bilstein 6112 w/ coils, some LED’s, Rec Gen mud flaps, Leer Cap , bed stiffeners , Mobtown aluminum tailgate protector ,
and just finished the Ceramic coating and several other detail items. I have an Avid push bar and a Fab Fours rear bumper on the way .

 

New ish, 2019 Long Bed Off-Road.

 

Recent Oregon camping trip

 

The bro lean is strong with this one...

 

Good looking truck

 

Looks sweet! I like that grill but the factory version of my 2017 Limited still works for me. Allot of people on here dog our trim model but these wheels with larger more aggressive tires gives these trucks a pretty unique look.

Are you OVTuned? I'm about to add a post on that thread about my experience with 2.0. It's the best MOD I've done without a doubt.

 

Dirty but still looking good

 

Sure does. MGM looks good clean or dirty IMO

 

Tally-Ho!

 

I am not. I need to look more into it honestly. I have a 21’ triton that my truck hates. I honestly need 4.88’s but I’m not killing the warranty at 24k. I do love I don’t see many limited’s running around, esp lifted with tires.

 

Now all I have to do is replace that stupid F-ing needle bearing with the ECGS bushing.

 

I can only imagine. Toyotas and tandem-axle trailers don't mix well. 4Low is great for backing it in, but that is all I can say about hitching the two together. I have pulled a 4600lb 21-foot Skeeter BayPro before with my 4Runner, both the boat and pulling it part of the excesses of my youth. Nothing but an accident waiting to happen. Just because it can be done doesn't mean it should be done. Traded down to an 18-foot Kenner and now I and the Taco are much, much happier.

Still, given the choice of pulling it with my Taco or my '97 C1500 1/2-ton long wheel base, I'll choose the Chevy every time.

 

That thing looks mean! Very nice!