What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Did you paint them or did they come glossy like that?

 

I have something like this but they don't light up,. I like how they break up the door panels.

 

Yeah, I got them to break up the line too, but I also wanted to give it a kind of tron look that some of the newer cars have. I feel interior accent lights are not used near enough. I would love to run some RGB ones, then I can control them with my android headunit.

I think I might order this one, its RGB and uses a LED instead of the high voltage EL wire.
https://typesauto.com/collections/i...w-app-controlled-72-smart-trim-lighting-kit73

 

Plasti dip rims right Now pics coming

 

Today I swapped the front bed rail off my 2nd gen and placed it on my 3rd gen. Also attached my ATH Front Tie Down. Ran into a problem with the bike fork mount hitting my front rail as this wasn't a problem on the 2nd gen Tacoma. Quick fix was to flip around the fork mount to gain some clearance. Should have enough room now.

 

Not a very exciting post in this thread like some of you. However, I just received and installed the OEM Bed Lighting Kit for my 2020 TRD. Installation was fairly simple (except for one clip) but it took longer than 10 minutes as one member posted it took him. Got them from ToyotaParts4U (eBay) $64.77 delivered. Dealer wanted $70 plus tax. Must have done something right as they worked from the get-go.

 

Where did you get this ATH tie down unit?

 

Everything in here is exciting!

 

Went out and got some fresh air with the fam and the good boy..

 

After installing the Morimoto fogs yesterday I really wanted to paint the headlight housings and today was a little slower working from home so I decided to knock it out.

 

Just installed my pedal commander - like the improved throttle response much better now

 

Finally got Er done

 

How is the StopTech BBK working out?

 

oooo, looks plush

 

Nice work, did you have to remove the headliner to gain access to the 3rd brake light removal?

 

Yes but later found out that if you don't mind smokin your OEM light with a couple of large holes that is the much easier route.

 

So far so good. I'm sure I have not pushed their limits at all yet. But I get great breaking with the larger wheel/tire combo and extra weight.
I also pull a Honda Talon from time to time. And living in colorado, I enjoy knowing my brakes are up to task.

 

It's HDPE 1/4 think