What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

just finished installing 5100s on all corners, set the front circlip at +1.1, and replaced the lower shock bolts with the Toyota 90105-14104 bolts to eliminate the clunk. I'll get the alignment done this week and be good to go

 

I run my tires per the plaqard @ 30 cold

 

looks good
I plan to do the same, what size tires do you plan to use?

 

I'm on 265/70/16s till the treads are done

 

My issue is the consistent over tightening of drain plug and oil filter housing. I realize the folks typically doing the oil changes are not master techs, but they need to show theses guys what a torque wrench is! Every 5k and doing my own from now on.

 

ok,
I'm on 265/65/17
with 1" ft lift I suspect 265/70/17 won't be an issue
please post pics when complete, thanks

 

leveled it out for sure, next go around I might get bigger sneakers but will cross that bridge when I get there

 

See below

 

I second that. I have the JBL system, curious on the feedback.

 

Nice !! Looks good with the stock sneakers to

 

very nice indeed!

 

I finally bit the bullet and upgraded the wheels, tires, and suspension on my 2019 Tacoma OR LB. Massive improvement over stock performance (which is already insanely capable) imho.

UPGRADES:

FOX Factory Series 2.5 w/dsc + Resi’s all around
JBA Upper Control Arms
ICON Multi Rate WXT Leaf Spring Kit
OEM TRD Pro 17” wheels
Tires - Falken Wildpeak 275/70/r17’s

First pic is Stock/ 2nd Pic = Mods

 

I know it's an optical illusion but I swear your truck looks longer

 

It is a Long Bed Tacoma with a 6ft bed instead of a 5ft…

But I think you meant between the 2 pics right?

 

I meant in the post lift pic

 

I totally see that now!!! Crazy!

 

Easy roadtrip yesterday, Breckenridge, CO to Georgetown via Boreas, Kenosha, and Guanella Passes. Boreas is an old railroad converted to dirt road. This may be my go to route for when the Aspens turn yellow in the fall.

Today, I debadged including the softopper labels

 

Beautiful route!
Go leaf peeping on a weekday. Boreas will be bumper-to-bumper in the fall on weekends. Or ride your bike, but then you have to deal w/ all the impatient drivers.
Or take Leavenworth Creek Rd off of Guanella pass; the rocky/bumpy part at the beginning filters out all the pax cars, but is an 'easy' off-highway drive. Not as many aspen as Boreas but much quieter.

 

Thanks for the tips. I've been going up to Kenosha for a few years now. Been meaning to head up during the week and grab a dispersed camping site below the Kenosha campground, maybe this will be the year.

 

Just ordered the DS18's; im replacing tweeters again. This site is not helping me not spend money.