What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

And shall we discuss "roundabouts". Nooooooo ... he said it!

 

Bought and installed a lightly use RRT. Very light weight construction but it will suit my needs

 

I've always made it a point to not stay alongside other vehicles when possible, especially any large trucks or trailers and after 36 years of driving (25 of them commuting an hour each way with many miles of it on the interstates) I can say I've not been run of the road by someone I'm "pacing". I'm sure some of it is good luck but some is good habits on the road.

 

Looks great.

 

I think he's referring to steering wheel off method for installing the stalk on the column that upgrades a no fog light truck to have factory functioning lights.

 

can you still fold up and or remove the softopper with the rack rtt installed?

 

Ah, that would make sense given the mention of it being pre wired.

 

We all need to remember everything we have,want,and need has been on a truck at some point in time. Especially our much needed Tacoma accessories so please be kind to them cause my stuff might be on one.

 

18-Wheelers deliver our lifestyle, everyday.

Keep-on Trucking!

 

Nice! Appreciate the update. If you don't mind me asking, about how much did it set you back?

 

it might be difficult since it didn't have fogs to begin with.......

 

i one saw a girl in the left lane going too slow and she was typing on a laptop in front of the steering wheel and saw another man with a full dinner plate full of food in one hand and fork and steering wheel in the other hand.....both times was on a highway

 

I don't see why not

 

And they are the ones that say, I don't need cruse control, yes they do!!

My Taco is the 1st vehicle I have owned (besides my daughters) that has adaptive cruse control, and I will set mine and you can really feel the truck slow down, speed up, slow down, speed back up following these idiots, and when they slow down enough that my CC disengages, it really ticks me off...

 

About $400

 

Nothing too exciting for most, but I finally got the Dog Hammock in Friday late, for my new (2yo) Blue Nose Puppy, as well as the Door Protectors and the Dog Seatbelt, and he has not wanted to get in the truck... Finally today, he took a ride with me for a few miles around the neighborhood, my hope is the he will be like my other Pits that would go everywhere with me.. It will just take some time...

Love the fit of the Hammock, the standard fits almost perfect, little slick though..

Not real impressed with the Door Protectors fit, as when I roll the window up the forward side starts to come up when the window is almost up, got to figure out how to get around the track pushing it up...But they do cover the panel well and look good for what they are, and don't look like they will scratch the glass or tint if added later on..

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Still need to install the AVS Ventshade's and LED back up lights...
And get the OTT done...

 

Okay. I guess I didn’t properly illustrate the procedure. When I said “wheel off” I meant steering wheel because I had to replace the stalk switch since my truck didn’t come with fogs but was pre wired for fogs. I had to install the engine bay harness and relay and then did go between the grill as well as through the fog light holes for the install.

 

They must have been related to the moron I passed one day who was reading a novel while cruising at 65 mph.

 

I've seen this. I immediately got away.