Feed Your Addiction: Tacomaholics "Anonymous" Support Group

Well, let me see how it goes and I might be able to send some your way. I can't imagine they will cost much. Of course they are not gonna look like those cool ones for $60 bucks. I just went and checked the little plastic brackets that come with them and they are great for inside you kitchen cabinet or on the wall in the garage but that's it. They would not hold them in place at in the truck, so I will have to source a better way to hold them to the flat bar.

Oh wait! Didn't I just see a video about some cheap ways to secure items like this in the truck?

 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DGP8XP...8b29-bbf78eb7bb91&ie=UTF8&qid=1543108639&sr=2

 

Lol quickfists strike again.

 

Yes those grab hand thingies? Maybee @boogie3478 can be nice ans supply them for ya since you are supplying the labour n metal.

 

Ok, my Auxbeam light bar(s) review is live. The link is in my signature below. I am wiped out but I promised myself I would finish this today. It just took all day and into the next.........

Thanks,
Rob

 

What size does the Tacomaholic decal come in?

 

In case if he is sleeping yet.

 

That time of year. more salt on the roads than anything.

 

Nice job John

 

Hey buddy sorry for the delayed response. I was at the mall out wheeling all day but @Jckdnls helped me out. 11x1 and if you have a 2nd Gen Tacoma it will fit perfectly in the small middle rear window.

 

It's all good sometimes going to the mall/going wheelin can be an all day activity!

 

Had a great time at the mall today!

 

Looks like a fun group! I'd go out with ya too if you didn't live so damn far away

 

Was that before the kissing rocks?

 

27 hours left on the sale @Mobtown Offroad is having.

 

Lol yep.

 

Sup @boogie3478 @EatSleepTacos @Jckdnls @Montauk17

So for now I have them fire extinguishers behind each rear seat in the space between the storage tray and the rear cab corner

Drivers side





Passengers side





I took a drive to grocery store afterwards and they don't rattle or make a sound so that's good. I do like how they are completely invisible but the catch 22 is they are not as easily accessible as I'd like them to be.

I checked a lot of places to out them. LOL I even held on up to the back of the drivers seat between the headrest and seat top thinking a bracket could be mounted to the headrest seat posts (I keep mine raised all the time). But that was stupid. The thing is they need to be up front so you don't have to open the rear doors to get to them. I'm pretty sure any professional firefighter would agree you should never re-enter a burning vehicle.

I put one in front of the drivers seat and braced it with a rag to mimic our original idea. I kicked it getting in and out and I like to pull my left leg back at times so I hit it then too.

Then I looked at the side of the center console near the footwell. Meh. Even though they are only 3.25" diameter it made an already tight space worse.

Then I checked out the side of the front seat base. Those plastic skirts. There is literally nothing behind them and I really think you could bolt a real bracket, or a quick fist to them if you used large fender wahers behind the skirt.

Then they are right there and you could probably release them on your way out. If nothing else, as soon as your feet hit the ground. Oh, and they'll be hidden here too.

Yea yea, I know, I tend to over think things.

 

You can run 2 inch dom tube up the apillar across to the fromt angke down to the floor. Repeat on the other side. Than connect the tubes on the roof n behind the seat. Than you can mount it in the tube running up the apillar.

 

Believe it or not, those roll bar aka dom tube brackets are stupid expensive. I do like the the interior roll bar idea though.