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

See I've seen other posts of people with it and it fits just fine, so I'm wondering if I somehow messed up or if it's just shoddy quality. Leaning towards shoddy quality at this point, but my own competence has been questioned at times.

 

The fact that there is a gap is not what bothers me. It's the fact that there is virtually no gap at the grill and big gap by the fender. My ARB has a good sized gap between the bumper and the body...more than I like realistically, and more than I see others with the ARB bumper...but it is consistent all the way around. I'd rather have the gap and not contact the body than the other way around.

 

I've followed that thread since day one and I'm not sure I've seen one fit "good". Not trying to be a dick, that bumper just doesn't follow the body lines well.

 

Maybe "good" isn't exactly the right word lol, but I've definitely seen them fit better than mine. But honestly mine was a mess from the get-go in terms of quality so I shouldn't be that surprised.

 

Sorry, man.

 

Did some dash work over the weekend.

 

It is what it is. I knew I'd be taking a risk. It'll serve it's purpose just fine for now, but one day I'll get something a little more aesthetically pleasing.

 

Awesome trip. Twin Lake is always gorgeous.

 

Extended travel with clickers, 650 lb springs. They are niiiiice

 

I have on and off. Might order some JBA uca’s soon

 

Lubed up my Total Chaos UCA uni- balls and changed the cabin filter !

 

$1.999 @ Costco here in New Orleans

 

Finally installed the 1/4in drip line to help fix the kazoo. We'll see if it works.

 

it works

 

I need to do this

 

Got the alignment done with the new tires, i think it still needs some tweaking though, it’s a slight pull to the right

also is the rear toe#s way outta whack or is that normal?

gonna drive it for a day or two and see if it’s still consistent before bringing it back to them to get it totally straight so i can go “look ma no hands!”

 

solid rear axle. No adjustments possible on the rear.

 

That’s what i thought, kewl

 

both your rear wheels are pointed to the right, which indicates the rear solid axle is not perpendicular to the direction of travel. This may have something to do with your pull. have you done anything on the rear suspension recently? .25 degree to the right means that the left side is about .3" further forward than the right side. i dont think there is that much play in the alignment pins

 

Wow