2016 Access Cab Thread

Appreciate the quick response! ill be sure to post once installed.

 

You're welcome!

I got a second hand one. I felt the need to toss some matte black on it.

 

I hear ya, I just like the look once lifted. BAM wholesale parts is a great site with oem parts for considerably less money than other vendors.

 

I just finished looking through this whole thread. I ordered a TRD Sport AC in Voodoo Blue, and seeing this makes me that much more anxious to get it. It's gonna be hard because the truck gets built next month, so I probably won't get it until March. But I have just about everything I want for it already.
I can't wait.

 

Man ACLB’s are the best. Wish i had one

 

My Taco 2016 this past summer!!

 

ACers: I've got a question your truck can answer, but you'll have to type the response. Does your passenger map light come on when you open the passenger door? Mine doesn't, so I'm trying to figure out if it's a bad switch or something buried deep in the settings menu.

When I open the passenger access door, both the map and the dome lights come on. I've jiggled the booted switch on the access door figuring it was a stuck switch, but that didn't do anything.

 

Dope truck what setup you running?

 

Have been considering that Leer 120 for the same purpose on my access cab, offroad camping.

it has been difficult to get any feedback from a owner.. maybe you could help with your opinions
and experiences from ownership...

Did the Leer add any more wind noise when on the freeway? Any impact to MPG?

Could you provide the internal height at highest point from the bed floor?

Any more pictures of your truck that you could share?

 

Enjoyed looking through this thread. I had 1989, 2001 & 2012 Access Cabs. Loved them... but then the kids got too big. I’ll be going back to the AC when they leave the nest.

 

This is not a Leer shell - it's a Canadian built and sold brand called Cap-It Bulldog. Increase in fuel economy, a couple litres per 100km. No noticeable difference in noise. Internal dimensions are 109.2cm at the cab rise, and 119.4cm at the highest point near the tailgate.

 

2020 Access Cab TRD OR Voodoo Blue with a Leer 180 camper shell with sliding windoors

 

Installed a diamondback cover. I love the look on a 6 foot bed AC!

 

Yes both map lights come on along with the overhead light

 

Here's a little flavor..
Installed:
-4" Zone suspension lift
- Black Rhino Sierra 18x9
- 275/70R18 KO2s
- Fab Fours Vengeance Bumper
- Rigid LED bar and fog lights
- Spidertrax 1.25" spacers
- interior footwell LED lights
- driver seat mounted holster
- carhartt seat covers

Waiting for warm weather to install:
-RCI full skid trilogy
-RCI diff skid
-RCI fuel tank skid
-RCI sliders
-MBRP 3" XP dump axle exhaust
- CBI overland bed rack
-fumoto valve
- Road Armor rear winch bumper
- Smittybilt gen2 9.5k winch
-SOS front recovery mount w/grade 12 bolts
-POR15 and full frame undercoat

Might even make a build thread for all this

 

Picked mine up Saturday, and I've already started working on it.

 

How does it ride on the zone kit?? I was looking at that or the rough country, but changing a few parts out, like the front shocks, and going with OME rear leafs with a 1" block. I just really need the damn spindles to build around more than anything, but can't find any sold outright for the 4wd without the whole kit.

 

It's not as smooth as I thought it was going to be but I'm still riding with OEM coilovers, I was probably expecting something that can't be done. What impressed me the most was that it kept the angle of the CV axles so I didn't have to get the ECGS needle bearing for the front diff. The Zone kit also comes with better UCAs, cross member, and skid plate. But overall, for the price, it rides just fine. I need to get an alignment but I don't really have any complaints, rides better than just a spacer leveling kit but not as good as a Fox kit for $2200