What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

Its one, @geekhouse23 and I did ours 2015 and 2013 and it was one

 

I think swing outs look sick on DCLBs, but I also like to fab some stuff so an in bed mount sounds like a great project.

Edit: Do you keep the spare in the bed 24/7 or do you just put it there when you wheel?

 

Mine was a single piece. 2015 DC.

 

Bye bye dumb cross member, time for new skid.

 

So many different brands to choose from out there! How do you like those? Good quality??

 

Lives in the bed full time. Moving that thing in and out of the bed is a hassle. If you have a swing out you can’t really see out the back anyways either. Mine is mounted drivers side so I can peep out the back corner to check my blind spot when changing lanes.

 

Got it undercoated with NHOU. We’ll see how it holds up but it looks amazing!

 

Mine is centered for the daily grind, and when I go camping I put on the swing away. Nice to have options...

 

Installing RGB Halos on my color matched headlights with clear reflectors and the color matched taillights look clean aswell

 

huh... how does one do that? You make a tutorial? Where did you get the lights?

 

Old school 4 WHEEL DRIVE sticker on the tailgate. My wife said “doesn’t take much to excite you, does it”

 

I love mine

 

Does this increase any performance?

 

Just pulls the intake out of the wheel well and into the cowl. Does not really change performance one way or the other

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/cowl-induction-snorkel.525314/

 

I’m sure it works well as a leaf vacuum. My Volant is great at sucking up acorn seeds for redistribution to the squirrel pop around us.

 

I love it.
Did you get it from James Dean Creations?
Was it a pain to put on?
Thanks!

 

Well that's not good... Why not just have a Snorkel?

 

Stickers are notoriously painful to apply

 

I don't want a snorkel. I do want to increase the clearance on the truck for treading water. I do also want to get it out of the wheel well where I've had to unpack mud before. There's maybe statistically no margin for actual improvement, but that's also the deal with a snorkel. This is an alternative to a snorkel so my truck doesn't look like it's built for overlanding, it's not.

 

It's also not true.