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

Didn't do it today, but just got around to uploading pics. I put my homelink in the blank on the left hand side of the radio! Only good or 2wd's, but another option for those not wanting to cut into the headliner.

 

just ordered an afe pro-dry s filter.

 

ordered my afe pro dry s today as well

 

Installed the white LED interior kit I bought from csjumper2003. Much brighter in the truck now. Comparison pictures don't do it justice.

 

changed oil. cleaned k-N filter, MAF sensor and throttlebody and tune up. she's purrring like a kitten.

 

mistake!

 

today i filled up about 10 gallons of gas at the gas station....that's about all i have been able to afford to give my truck lately.

 

Very neat installation! Which kit did you use?

 

Yep, I like these quite a bit! I had actually ordered two other rims from two different dealers, neither of which ended up clearing the calipers. After the second fail my current dealer (Les Schwab) offered me these for the same price. I'm right pleased with the way things turned out!

 

Nice, I have the homelink modual and was wondering if I could place it there. Thanks for the example. I'll start mine soon.

 

I decided that the chrome grill had to go. I now need to replace the headlights with
some cool black projectors.. Before and after pic is included.

 

How did you get the box to mount to the back of that?

 

checked the torque on my spidertrax spacers after 2k miles just to be sure.

mostly did it to try out my new impact wrench, xmas present from the gf

 

Yeah i originally wanted 15"s but 17"s are smallest we can go!!!!

 

i WILL rotate my tires, install new brake pads, and paint rear drum black again. Let you know when I'm done

 

Very nice!

 

nice!!! love those all black wheels!!!

 

Whats the size?

 

I ordered a rolling code Homelink off of ebay. They run 15-25 bucks. I hated having to fumble around the separate one, and the range is way better with the Homelink.

 

I made a separate panel and mounted it remotely from the actual homelink box. I used a couple ideas from the threads here on TW, and this link: http://www.lieblweb.com/homelink.html

I cut the part of the Homelink box that mates with the trim and buttons to snap it together onto the stock trim piece. I had to use two #8 screws and grind the heads flat (they sit behind the trim) to hold my board to the buttons. It took a little work, but it came together in the end. Here are some more pics:





*Rough Cut*








I'll try to do a full write up this weekend, if I can find the time!