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

Are those the Wheelers Off Road lines?

 

I bought this rubber mat from Amazon: VersaTex Multi-Purpose Rubber Utility Mat for Indoor or Outdoor Use, For Entryway, Home Gym, Exercise Equipment, Garage, Under-Sink, Patio and Door Mat; 36" x 60", Black

$32 VersaTex Multi-Purpose Recycled Rubber Floor Mat for Indoor or Outdoor Use, Utility Mat for Entryway, Tool Bench, Garage, Under-Sink, Patio, and Door Mat; 36" x 60", Black

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D1FXSW4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_DJ2GZXMRPW9EV8XQ04QC?_encoding=UTF8

hopefully that works I’m on mobile...they have held up great so far and look so much better than stock.

Do it! It’s super easy, taping and cutting the paper sheet together was the longest part lol. It prints off in 12 sheets unless you have access to a plotter

 

The only thing truck related that I did today.

 

ocean cove is the campsite near jenner

 

I had an alarm with remote start installed today...and ordered a @Mr Marv box

 

changed front setup from HWMS bumper with Warn VR800 to C4 with Warn VR1200S, still gotta wire everything up... new Baja Designs S2pro, BD LP4Pro Black Oak IR lights and BD LP9Pro (yet to be mounted under hoop) to the Switch-Pro 9100

 

I did the same to my exhaust. I tried taking as much of the rust off as possible. Sadly the rust is coming back...

 

WHERE????????????????????????????????

 

https://www.etsy.com/listing/867237...KorBrqjAJE&eaid=31049694906&x_eaid=514cb19010

 

Not big numbers but it looked pretty cool for a mile.




2009 access cab. 4 cylinder 5 speed

 

38x13.50r17

 

I kicked around the idea of BumperShellz but got all fixated on salt/water getting trapped under them and rusting everything, so I decided to dip the rear bumper.

I used Hyperdip and finished with Dip Coat to seal it. The taping off part was tedious but it went OK once that was done. On the first pass with a new can I got a lot spattering and was at stage 1 of "why can't I just do a truck project that works the first time". Total panic. After that the can settled down and I was able to cover the spatters with the rest of the coats. 9 coats total then waited a day for it to cure and put on the Dip Coat which hardens it and gives some scratch protection. We'll see how it holds up.

I also tried some Griot's Garage Black Satin Tire Coating. It was pretty shiny the first couple days because I think I put it on a little thick but it calmed down eventually to a nice satin.

 

That turned out really nice. Now on my ever growing list.

 

And then 77778 rolls around and......

 

Sorry for digging this up - but which fuse did you tap into for the switch? I have a similar diagram drawn up but thats the only thing I have yet to figure out...

 

Thanks, 9 coats for me was about 1.75 cans.

 

What did you do for prep? Sanding or just a good cleaning?

 

I have an spod switch system. What's your diagram look like? I can help you pick out a fuse. Are you just looking for a switched +12v?

 

This is my diagram:


and these are my open fuses inside the cab...

 

Scrubbed good using Dawn. Make sure it's 100% dry and there's no water left to drip out from under the plastic when you begin spraying.