Cement Tacos let's see them!

I wouldn't like cutting my bumper but that looks sweet!

 

Appreciate it! Ive sent it on this truck at this point. Once you make the first cut, it’s all downhill from there lol

 

Bumper manufacturer? Problems with sensors?

 

What lift and tire size you running? Look as big as that Ram behind you lol
The grill kinda makes it look like a ford ranger imo

 

wow! super nice. What kind of headlights do you have?

 

addictive desert designs stealth fighter front bumper. Didn’t have any sensors to mess with up front so I didn’t have any issues.

How dare you compare it to a ranger lol. Honestly, I don't even know how much it’s lifted compared to stock at this point with the jd fab set up but it’s sitting on 35’s.

 

I hate mud with a passion. This pains me.

 

Bronze on Cement. Method 703 16x8.

 

I think it looks cool.

 

8 days and 1,300 miles without touching pavement was good and bad... The ups of the job for sure outweigh the downs so it's ok.

 

How hard was it to cut? I know they make bumper caps but I’ve heard the paint looks awful

 

it wasn’t that bad, I was a little conservative with my cutting though and don’t really have a gap, I’m gonna have to retrim it at some point so I have a 1/4” gap between plastic and bumper. I just used a dremel with a cutting wheel and it did pretty well.

 

if you have access to an oscillating multi-tool, they work so much better. they dont melt the plastic like a dremel usually does, and they are very controllable. that's what I used when I did a high clearance cut on my old 4Runner.

 

Thanks, good to know. I turned the speed down on the Dremel and it didn’t melt it very bad.

 

Thank you. The headlights are just the OEM LED headlights

 

Took the day off to go out

 

yeah makes me nervous. I tell myself I want to do all installs myself to learn but also don’t want to mess up a 1 time deal

 

Did some interior chrome deletes today, Tacoma glovebox inserts ,and a new Teton shift knob. Still looking for chrome delete for the shift knob trim. Oh and added the carpet for the dash... Not sure how I feel about it, feels a bit "old man"( Not that I am not an old man) but found it local and cheap, so I thought I would try it.