What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Been experimenting with Raptor style lights, like a good pair of (insert_quip_here), it took a couple of tries to find the right fit.

 

Yea, I'm old too.

 

I do as well, but how about that hot rod Nissan.......

 

@Karminski

I don't think so. The Suma ? is the only one that I am aware of.

Edit: Here's a link

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-mirrors-for-our-trucks.624277/#post-21316685

 

Thanks for the feedback. This is a very nice setup. I do not like the slippery surface of the back of the seats. Your design seems superior.

 

2wd low range, does that lower your truck until it drags and sparks come off the back?

 

Just installed my hood struts. Easy upgrade, took all of 15 minutes.

 

I resemble that remark!
I'm old enough to have Hot Rod Lincoln on my mp3 playlist! Great song!

 

What brand are those? Looks like they mount at different locations than the ones I've seen around.

 

Looks great, now just some meaty tires to match the meaty truck. Sliders look dope

 

Unfortunately, I purchased the RedLine version of these and had to do a little drilling (a little scary drilling into the hood ).

The install went without issue and I love the way it worked out, but I didn't think about trying to mount them so that the hood opened further than the prop-rod. Probably could have made that happen, but that's kinda in the past. Any chance that your new struts open the hood further than the prop rod would? Maybe I need to consider an "upgrade" if so

 

lol. I’m pretty efficient at it.

 

I’m in Wyoming, as you may have guessed, and I’ve had them in everything.
They do ok in snow, not as good as a dedicated snow tire, but better than stock. If I was commuting in snow, I’d probably opt for a dedicated snow tire.
Good off road traction, the one time I’ve gotten stuck in a mud “puddle” so far, 4wd pulled me right out.
They’re as quiet or better than stock on road, and ride is smooth. Tread wear doesn’t seem to be an issue at this point, I’ve about 5k miles on them, and they still look almost new.

 

@ babelfishinmyear

Interested in finding out what set of "Raptor" LED's that you are using in that grille.

 

I wish I had gotten these instead of the redline ones, it sucked having to drill into the truck to install them.

 

What company makes hood shocks without drilling or riveting? Thanks

 

I'm also interested in these

 

$58 Sokietech Shock Spring Strut Rod Prop Lift Support Gas Hood Damper Kit for 2016~2023 Toyota Tacoma N300 Pickup Truck

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RW9YT4...olid=2PALVSI6YUKAT&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

 

I used this company before for my Supras and GTR. Easy install and perfect fitment. Thanks buddy!!!

 

I see the item on Ebay
Sokietech Shock Spring Strut Rod Prop Lift Support Gas Hood Damper Kit for 2016~2020 Toyota Tacoma N300