GA Tacoma Owners BS Thread

After owning these for half a year I'm finally getting around to putting my sliders on.

 

I feel ya. These have been collecting dust in my shop for about that long now. No clue when I’ll have the time to actually get them on the truck.

 

That's a nice looking pack too. I got the icon 3 leaf but every time I load it I want a better pack. It squats quite a lot.

 

Well I didn’t know this thread was here

 

I swapped from a deaver AAL to the icon 3 leaf and it rides soooo much better. The Deaver did haul better but im pretty sure thats what blew out my 5100s prematurely.

 

I’m on the older HS 3leaf AAL now. Rides great and sits with some rake with my daily capacity (topper + ~75lbs gear). Once loaded up or hauling she’ll sag and get pretty bouncy.

The full pack swap isn’t a must for me, but would be an improvement. The timing and pricing was right so I grabbed them.

 

April 30th!

 

or pick up your ammo in person and come by for an afternoon. I'm about 15 minutes from the ammo seller.

 

Anybody looking for 9mm 124g New Brass FMJ, supply munitions has it at 28cpr before shipping, about 31cpr shipped, no tax. I've never bought from them before and they are blacklisted on reddit gun deals, but I found lots of reviews saying they are legit.

If you are willing to take the risk -

https://supplymunitions.com/product/sar-9mm-124gr-fmj-50-round-box/

 

as of right now, it looks like we are at about 33cpr w/ PnR for 9mm 115gr

 

If any of you slackers haven't done your taxes yet, here's a link to TurboTax that'll get you 20% off.

https://turbo.tax/gtacn4t4

 

irs, its free.

 

Yeah, but you gotta know way more about taxes and situations. I really like the Turbo Tax explanations about things so that I don't enter anything wrong.

 

But that's also TurboTax's fault, since they lobby to make taxes intentionally confusing instead of the government just telling you how much you owe.

 

freetaxusa.com

same format as turbo tax (easy to understand step by step formula) and still free for federal returns. they also save your previous returns and autofill if you use them again the next year.

 

I don't care to get into a debate about the best way to do one's taxes. If your return is simple enough and you are confident that you can complete it accurately, then fill out the forms manually and file them. I'm not that confident, and I like that I have the support and algorithms to check and make sure that I'm entering things properly.

 

I have heard the same about TaxAct (or at least I think that is what it was called).

Nothing in life is free. They are making their money somehow.

 

For sure, but w/them I'm only paying for filing state returns instead of both federal and state when I used turbotax. They also have additional protection purchase in case something is misfiled as well as chat features w/a tax professional for an extra charge which is probably where they get most of their $ from. I just like it better than using the IRS website because it's almost exactly the same process as turbotax with the little windows that pop up asking questions for each line.

I should probably knock that out some time this week

 

This month’s @skottlesandbottles a going to be a blow out! April 10th at Sweetwater Brewery.

Come get your tacoma or 4runner tuned at this event — 25% of my earnings will be donated in support of the event’s charitable contributions


Cheers guys. If you haven’t been to one of these events yet, they are pretty cool — themed each month, all free, usually the first beer is free too with a token