Newer tacoma

Traded the 13' Taco for this 16'
Not sure where to start with mods

 

Lot of people say bed mat, which is not quite a mod, but a useful item.
Bars or steps popular. Mud flaps, tonneaus or shells, that kind of stuff.
And welcome to TW.

Also, take a look at the sticky posts at top, there's a couple about mods.

 

AVS vent visor...

 

Black out the grille ASAP.

 

Agreed. That and tinted windows.

 

Just put on a set on mine...bought from a local TW member new in package. Love em, big difference.

P.S. I smoke

P.P.S. don't judge lol

Congrats and welcommen OP

 

Congrats on the new ride

 

What is your goal?

 

If you like some chrome (I do), leave the grille bars chrome and black out the rest.

 

Why?

 

I havn't installed mine yet. Was your the "original" that attaches on the outer area above the window on the painted area? I just found out mine attaches this way.

 

Start with a new grill

 

No dood, mine are in channels.

Had the outies on my sierra, worked very well but after 11 years there was a spot on passenger side where the two way tape started to delaminate...I was crushed...

 

I just installed the same a few days ago. Will take a pic if you want. Getting the bottom in the right place is a bit tricky.

 

Ok, first, put the stock wheels back on. And that's it.

 

I'd start with:
Grill swap/or blacken the chrome
AVS in channel vent visors
Oem bed mat
Mud flaps
Debadge or blacken the chrome emblems

Congrats
Nice ride OP !
Welcome to TW

 

Weathertechs and tint first!

 

I second the weathertechs. Just don't remove them to show how easily they come out and clean up for a friend and then place it over the gas pedal like I did... Other than that, a tool box has been a great addition for me.

 

First thing I'd do is new wheels

 

That would be great to post it. I remember I installed this on my old Ranger and it fit in the window channel. The AVS I bought for the Taco appears to stick on the exterior paint panel above the window. It makes me a little nervous to attach it to the exterior of my truck.