Off Road gear for 2nd and 3rd GEN Tacomas

Aloha guys,

Great news for us on the islands, I am authorized Rep for Ecotechne and have special pricing for Hawaii ( outter islands including)

Ecotechne specializing in Front / Rear Bumpers , Roof rack systems , Side steps and Bed racks.
If you'd like to place an order, DM me or email me your truck info and parts you want. The more orders I get the more we save on shipping! I can either ship product direct to you or have you pick it up at my place in Ewa Beach. List price is with shipping!!

Tacoma 2nd & 3rd GEN
Front Bumper - $1,200 SHIPPED!!
Rear Bumper - $800.00 SHIPPED!!
Side Step - $600.00 SHIPPED!!
Roof Rack - $850.00 SHIPPED!!
Bull Bar $ 550.00 SHIPPED!!
Adjustable Bed Rack - $ 900.00 SHIPPED!!

All parts are made to order and powder coated black. If you pictures I will be updating them here in abit or you can i can send them to you.

Aloha,
John

 

I don't even live in Hawaii... Or the us.

 

Definitely wanting to see pics.

Tried a website, but it was in Spanish and the buttons wouldn't work.

 

Haha no problem I can ship to you too

 

Pics updated bro

 

What are the specs of the roof rack (weight limit, load capacity)?

I like the "TACOMA" cut-out on the products. Nice attention to detail for model specific designs.

 

The rack can have load up to 552lbs

They are constantly improving their products and listening to customers suggestions and reviews.

 

Nice biulds

 

Good to know! Thanks for the info, John.

Just a recommendation, but could get more interest if copying this thread link to the "Oahu deals and Craig's list finds" thread.
<https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/oahu-deals-and-craigs-list-finds.265722/>
It gets a lot of attention.

 

Awesome thank you EJ

 

I love the look of them, not in the market yet though. That bed rack looks MEAN!

Any chance the side steps are sliders as well, or just steps?

 

They are sliders as well!

 

oh snap...

 

As in they attach to the frame?

 

Yes they use the existing mounts

 

There are no existing mounts on the frame. There are various random holes that some vendors make work. Are you referring to the threaded holes on the bottom of the cab?

 

I'll try get a picture of the mount points for you when I get the chance

 

Thanks to those interested! The more people order the more you can save.

 

I'm on Oahu & in need of a skid plate to fit my vehicle. Any advice?

 

Very nice looking products for sure! Super unique and different from all the other stuff you see out there. If I had to rebuild my truck and went with an overland style, this would be the direction I'd be going in.