MARYLAND TACOMAS

I don’t have a tire problem or anything…

 

That bolt pattern would fit on a third gen, right? lol

I assume yes since they’re an OEM wheel.

 

I believe yes, and they should be the 3rd gen Tacoma pro wheels. I’d still check and make sure, but the listed bolt pattern is the same.

 

Ok cool, thanks! I’m debating it. That’s a crazy deal for the wheels AND tires.

 

And here I thought I was the only one with non-disclosure truck issues.

 

Oh no you’re not alone, I have a basement full of things that were on my truck at one point lol

 

I still want to get a snorkel on mine…

 

Dooooo iiittt

 

Uh, yeah...basement...that's where things are located...

Definitely not in tubs in the garage...

Why do you need so many containers on those 3-tier shelves, she says...

 

“Just in case I have to fill them up”

Yeah I was hoping someone would buy my Maxxis tires by now but so far no luck.

I’ve also had two full size kayaks sitting around for a couple years unsold lol, that’s not really truck related though.

 

Hold onto those kayaks...I want a DB Tonneau cover with Yakima Rack System...which would support something like what you got! lol

But, that's some time in the future...I gotta start all over with Savings Challenge on the Tonneau cover...and the Yaks are EXPENSIVE!!!

 

Yeah they are not cheap lol!

Here’s the listing if you’re ever interested, I doubt anyone else will ever buy them at this point

I am also selling all the stuff you would need to mount them.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/for-sale-2-kayaks-w-j-hooks-paddles-covers.776930/

 

I don't feel so bad. 2 sets of 3rd gen T4R Limited wheels, the spotless Taco steelies w/ good tires that I can't seem to practically give away, miscellaneous wheels for the firewood truck.. my shed is too full of tires/wheels!

 

Morning all

 

Good morning neighbor.

 

Morning all

 

Morning MD

 

Good (almost) afternoon all

 

Took the day off yesterday since it looked like it was going to be the best weather wise of the next 5. Cleaned and changed the water in the hot tub and then put the IM medium leaf packs on the Taco.

Took me about 3 hours from the time I grabbed the tools to the time I wrapped up. The only pain was getting the driver side shackle in place. Had to pry the springs down with a bar to where I could get a drift punch in to align the holes. The IM u bolts could be 5/8-3/4 of an inch longer as their wasn't any thread exposed (still a couple threads showing in the nut) when using the nuts they shipped with so I ended up reusing the OEM nuts. Even with the OEM nuts there's only 2-3 threads exposed. Other than that it was a breeze. Sits about 1.25" higher than it did with the stock springs + AAL, guessing it will settle some over time. Took it for a short ride, so far I'd say the ride is better and more smooth over small bumps. Also seems to have taken away a fair amount of roll in cornering which is nice. Will probably grab a set of Timbren bumps soon as those OEM ones are kinda low now.



Added a spacer sleeve on the center pin because of the 2.5 degree shim I'm using between the spring and the axle. You can tell my c-clamps don't get used often. Time to clean them up and wipe them with oil.


Yes I put the bolt in the e-brake support Also note that they no longer have a bolt in the guide that sits next to the fuel tank. Guess enough people complained about it cutting in to the tank.