Tacos in St. Louis area

Yeah you should do that. I need to add a couple things to mine still but I’m pretty well set.

best things to do is anytime you work on your truck, only use the tools in it. Pretty soon you wont be missing anything.

 

Do you have cream cheese or jelly with them rolls?

 

Snacks are the most important part of any tool kit

 

I was thinking about making the kit out of what I have at home (soooo many tools) and never putting back the stuff I use in the tool boxes and throw into a bag.

 

Turns out having a hub might... might... be a good thing too.
Or. Breaking that axle apart to install in case of a break. That’ll be a handy tool @G.T. will have.

 

That’s where I’ve been screwing up.

This is a good thread to look through that covers factory stuff. Obviously you won’t need everything there but you can hit the highlights and add what you need for your aftermarket fasteners.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...ckets-and-wrenches-for-2nd-gen-tacoma.158302/

 

This is gold. Thank you.

 

Part wise, I have always thought

CV Axle
Inner tie rod
Outer Tie rod
and as you stated a hub

 

Tried the cream cheese but didn't keep long in my case....

 

who's gonna be the community parts truck?
that is one nice thing about group trips, you don't need to have everything yourself.

 

Don’t know the seller and have never seen it in person.

 

Very true. Figured I'd chip in the axle this time......

 

I've talked myself in and out of a trailer at least three times this year.....

 

@Cav_BluTRD this one would make it up your driveway

 

Paint it blue, throw the wee ones in with you and the big kids in the trailer tent and yer’ gold.

 

I had a trailer. sometimes its nice, sometimes its a pain in the ass.



tundra with habitat is way better. especially when trying to maneuver around town or tight spaces like the national parks.

 

It’s already up the driveway! Just gotta put a spacer on.

I’d have to throw the big ones in the bed of the truck lol
It’s a good idea though. I think I’ll try to put a little bit larger tires on the pop up if they’ll fit and have a set up ish like what you do for rally’s and such.

 

You could always put a 2-3" block lift on the axles and an AAL as well as the spacer for the pop up to use the steelies your collecting to put some 33" tires under it lol