MARYLAND TACOMAS

I meant the tool, is it for pop rivets or threaded inserts?

 

Pop rivets, and that's what I meant I got a Stanley one... But at least it's made in Tiwan and not China.

 

I'm hoping it works Im not 100% sure how to use it though haha

 

Insert rivet in gun and hole and squeeze.
Im a smart Ass

 

So I've decided on my Bedside Decals, I've sent my message to the owner of the logo I'd like to use and to RuggedT.

 

Hey guys I have my snow tires on TRD off road wheels listed in the for sale and my weather tech floor mats. If anyone is interested. https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...ss-cab-800-local-pickup.381350/#post-10473259
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-access-cab-125-local-pickup-prefered.381346/

 

I've been watching craigslist and government surplus auctions for trailers to do something like this. One of these days I'd like to have a similar setup.

 

I'm fucking something up then, it squeezes gets firm but doesn't do anything do I have to twist it to pop it off or something? its squeezed all the way down...

 

http://www.howjunction.com/how-to-use-a-pop-riveter-hand-held.html

It might take more than 1 squeeze.

 

Thanks, not sure why its not working then, I've tried a few times already.

 

Hey guys.. just bought a double din pioneer stereo.. been a while since I hooked anything up.. Amy suggestions on wiring harness and install dash kit?

 

Usually, if purchased from Crutchfield, they include the accessories for free.

However, from Crutchfield:

Dash Kit Metra 95-8235


Wiring Harness Metra 70-1761


Antenna Adapter Metra 40-LX11


Steering Wheel Control Adapter PAC SWI-RC, if needed

 

With that wiring harness, I guess I still have to splice wires together?

 

I'm also guessing I need the steering wheel kit even though I already have steering controls??

 

Yes, but only to the aftermarket radio wiring harness. Do not touch your Tacoma harness.

Apparently needed to interface your steering wheel controls to your aftermarket radio.

 

Also, go for the Scoshe kits over the Metra kits, the Metra kits have really bad fitment issues that are not present with the Scoshe ones.

 

Hey fellow Marylanders. I'm getting ready to grab some new tires. Front runner right now is BFG KO2. Any recommendations on a somewhat aggressive look that will handle our crap weathered winters? Go with the KO2 or try something else? I do like the Toyo R/T as well. Not sure how it would perform around here tho.

 

I LOVE the Terra Grapplers for an AT tire. ran them in both the 265 and the 295 flavor. tore around florida, jumping, whoops, etc, and crawled with them a lot up this way (lots of snow miles too). I know the k02 is a different tire all together, but compared to the AT/K0, the terra grapplers blew them away in both performance and urability. only thing the at/k0 does better is tread life. (again, I know it's a slightly different tire than the k02).

I tell people all of the time, that if I ever go back to an all-terrain tire, the terra grappler will be the first place I look

 

So after being nervous as fuck drilling holes into my month old truck lol I did it and it didn't turn out too bad actually.

 

Let me know if you need any help. I'm halfway decent at that stuff. Can't offer WELDING OR FABRICATION but I can match colors like a boss.