What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Put on some Yokohama geolandar go15 on the sr5. I like the look and the feel behind the wheel.

 

Brought home my 2022 in early August and I only have 4836 miles!

 

Early September for me. I think 4200 at most.

 

2601 on my 2021 changed the oil 2 times..

 

Slick! Great idea

 

Truck looks good! I'm also running 3/4" Bora spacers with my Pro wheels though I went with 265-75/16 KO2's. IMO they give the perfect "poke"
Obligatory pics, unfortunately I can't find any poke pics.

 

Just under 23k on my 2021. Pick up Jan 21 so just over 2 full years avg 11k

 

Installed my TRD Wheels on KO2'S, running 275X70 R17. Next will be a lift.

 

I strongly relate to this…coming up on 30K miles on my ‘21.

 

Today I installed the Diamondbback SE. Love it.

 

Finally ... No more JBL. XAV-9500ES was made for the Tacoma.

 

I do alot of firewood cutting for our fireplaces and camping, and i also do some wood clearing work occasionally for quick cash on my days off if i have time. I found this really cool chainsaw mount for a tractor or gator, and modified it to bolt into the tacoma bed rails. Works awesome! The steel bar sleeve comes out so when you aren’t using it, you can just toss it in the back of your truck or in your shop. Its a 20” steel sleeve with drain hole at bottom, so it fits my hopped up MS 271 20” bar perfectly. Found it on Amazon as well as the side rail cleats.

 

Dammit, now I need one.. I like it.

 

Picked up a brand new, unused set of KB voodoo high rise cross bars off FB marketplace for like half off.

 

Put a lock on it.

edit: maybe a cable lock?

 

Good stuff. It gives me an idea to build one that utilizes the side and front bed rails.

You have any issues with the rail bending? Perhaps try and raise the tip of the bar off the bed.

 

Build a lower bracket to “cradle” the tip of the bar utilizing the two screws.

 

Put em'on and take pics! Let us know how much you had to trim.

 

No issues, its out of the way of everything, and the STIHL black bar sleeve is stamped thick steel so its totally fine restong on the bed. The tip of the actual chain doesn’t bottom out in it either- it’s as if they designed this around my saw! Couldn’t be better. And the sleeve just slides out when not in use so there’s virtually nothing to steal.

 

it actually doesnt move at all. Its in there tight as a glove. Not even needed. Whoever designed this did a good job.