Inferno Thread

Awesome. We have a celebrity amongst the Inferno’s !!!!!

 

Finally got some time to put my lift and tires on!

 

Looks good mein

 

Gave her a bath and ordered new tires today. Hopefully they ship soon.

 

I own a dc, but man.. these access cabs always look good.

 

DC here as well and agreed.

 

Sexiest proportions out there In Taco land.

 

This is my 5th Yota 4x4 I’ve owned, and none of them have been 4 doors. My earlier 80s and 90s trucks had extended cabs.

 

If you don't mind sharing, what kind of grille is that? It looks better than the Pro to me. Thanks!

 

Got mine the day before Good Friday! I previously had a 2012 Black Tacoma. I love this color!

 

Anyone running a black shell? The wife wants to haul more stuff on the road trips and I've been looking at the new RSI SmartCap https://www.rsismartcap.com/products/smartcap-evo

Still finishing my exterior chrome delete and I like the inferno + black look... But is a black topper too much?

 

X Tech

 

i like the look with the softopper but I can’t say I’ve seen a hard shell.

 

Beautiful Taco..

You showed me yours, so here is mine....

 

hey man quick question a buddy of mine likes how your inferno sits and wants to make his sit like yours what size lift and tires are you running?

 

I got my lift off headstrongoffroad.com. it's a 2.5" old man emu with 886 front coils and hs 3 leaf add a leaf in the rear (left the overload spring in). I also added 1/4" spacers on the front to get the full 3" of lift so the truck sits level.

Revtec diff drop

Old man emu carrier bearing drop kit

Jba upper control arms.

Replaced the needle bearing with the ecgs clamshell bushing while everything was torn apart.

Tires are 285/75/16's.

Truck rides smooth and doesnt rub at all. Didnt have to do any trimming at all just took the front mud flap off.

 

@Jibbs runs a black soft shell on his. Maybe he can chime in. Here’s his truck:



Also @Pwhis runs a black hard shell. I think both looks great


I wouldn’t pay $3700 for a shell though. That’s insane. Maybe look at Leer or ARE unless you’re truly that committed to the RSI. Personally, I’d worry about leaking with a modular DIY solution like that.