What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Nice! I located mine there as well. Was going to flush them in but they work and look fine as is IMO. I used JBL stadium 6x9 in door, 22s midrange in dash and 192T tweeters in sail

 

Looks, great!

 

I've got this one made by a forum member.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/125656...-1-2&frs=1&cns=1&sts=1&organic_search_click=1

 

That was one of the first thing i did when i got my 20 sport. Came off super easy because it was in may

 

I replaced the 6x9 in the door with a kicker component set.

 

I posted earlier about my windshield mod (rock). I noticed this morning, I no longer have my AT&T Wi-Fi (paid yearly). I have Wi-Fi, it’s active but not in truck.

My question, is the Wi-Fi antenna in the upper black are of the windshield? That is the only logical explanation for me.

 

Installed the TRD Pro grill with Raptor lights.

 

What is the lock mechanism in your picture of the backwall behind the back seats? It's not a tailgate lock with some really long cable is it? I'm so confused.

 

Power rear window motor.

 

Thanks. I need MORE coffee.
So - you are a firm believer in the application of sound deadening material to create a quieter cabin.
I presume you did not apply material to the roof, nor the floor.
Everyone claiming a swimming pool noodle helps a lot, suggests the back panel of the cab is something worthwhile if one is doing the doors.
I wish someone would see what results can be obtained, just applying the material to the back wall...

 

It truly surprised me, considering the amount of plastic and seat cushion that already blocks the back wall. Correct, I have not done roof or floor, nor do I plan to. I just wanted heavier doors so that the aftermarket speakers had a solid base. (Little point in upgrading speakers without giving them a fighting chance to perform, IMO). Just doors and back wall killed a good 50-75% of wind noise, with the biggest improvement still being the doors.

 

Sounds like a good excuse for a dual battery setup. Last time I accidentally left the lights on and drained everything, I just popped the hood, flipped the lever to manually bridge them, and jumped myself.

 

You want to add another amazing addition, albeit a pain in the butt one, I put in a directional barrier for road noise in between the cab and bed under those rear vents. It's angled so that water still just hits it runs down without issue, but it force road noise to go around the corner a bit. It had more of an impact than the butyl that I had previously done.

 

Installed 5100's on all four corners with a 1inch rear block this week. Fronts set on 4th notch for 1.55" lift. Happy with the results.

 

Upgraded the rear suspenion. Deaver U402 stage 2 leaf pack, Fox 2.5 DSCs, Accutune U bolt flip kit and bump stops


Before


After

 

you could just stick a pool noodle between the bed and cab. Cheaper and probably more effective. you can always do both.

The noise is caused by air that comes from under and creates a vortex in the space and pushes the flaps up.
Toyota already seals the sides and middle door gaps with rubber to eliminate that.

 

More garage envy.

 

Opened a can of worms this past weekend....

 

I went with the matte black decals. It looked too naked without the decals on it for me. The black ones kind of ghost into the MGM at certain angles.

 

Please tell me that just looks worse than it is!