DCSB Frame CAD file

Does anyone have a CAD file of a second gen (2011) DCSB frame? Or at least the back half? I want to start building a flatbed, and it would be cool to start with a CAD file. I found this, but it looks like the link was removed.

 

I have a longbed frame file that I got through this link. I am building a flatbed right now so if you need any measurements its easy. Check it out in the flatbed thread.

https://www.3dcadbrowser.com/3d-model/toyota-tacoma-chassis-2015

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/flatbed-information-thread.558179/page-26

 

I saw in another thread that that was actually a 2016. Although, the rear section may be the same. Either way, I'm not sure the bed mounting points are the same on a longbed, are they?

 

They are not, IMO you dont need an exact file to build a bed. I just designed the rear mounts and built them then measured and adjusted for the middle and fronts. I'll be taking the flatbed off today I think so if you need measurements let me know

 

MY bed is off, so getting the spread of the bolts is no big deal. The height differences between the mounting faces is the main difference I'm not sure about. I'd like to build a mostly tubular bed. I've always been a bigger fan of round tubing from a cosmetic standpoint.

 

I can do some math to get you that.

 

That would be killer. I'd really appreciate it.

 

So if we call the rear most mount the 0 point. The middle mounts are +1.02" higher. Front mounts are 1.27" higher than the rear most mounts. These measurements should be good to 1/8".

My bed is within 0.2 deg of level with the straight section of framerail underneath the cab.

 

That's great info. Thank you! Do you know that it's the same for a short bed? Or just an assumption?

 

Ok that may have been a little confusing. Those are actual numbers I used to build mounts for my 2011 DCSB.

 

Even better. Thanks!

 

I was going to give you mine, but realized I made a new cross member and designed mine for a 12.5x35 tire to sit on top through the bed. Mine is a bit taller.

 

That's killer! Im usually partial to round tubing with bumpers, armor, etc. But that's nice!

 

that was when I was building it. This is the look now... well, this is pretty clean, but you get the idea.