What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Sweet..

 

Congrats

 

I thought Borla made the TRD exhaust??? And therefore they sound very similar do they not?

 

Has anyone had any luck going to scrap-yards, lookin’ for Tacoma parts? Say like a grille they want, or replacement sensors or lights?

 

borlaug? Looking rig

Edit: Good lookin rig.

 

Ive heard them side by side and they are different for sure. Trd is a bit more subtle.

I also have the k&n typhoon intake. THAT is a game changer lol. Maybe its my "inner tuner fan boy" coming out but i love the sound. Throaty as hell at anything over 1/3 throttle and once it crosses over 3000 rpm it screams!

 

Is your truck wrapped?

 

Looks derped

 

Most people don't like chrome these days. Shiny paint will be the next to go.

 

Was it dipped/painted or powder? Almost didn’t realize these were the t4r or wheels it’s so dark. How much did you get the wheels for?

I bought some dark bronze dip for my stock wheels but then found a set of the t4r wheels for 350 so I’ll do them in the dark bronze instead

 

Meso turn signals
Redline hood struts
OEM Bedmat
Glovebox, under back seat organizers
Vent, climate rings, shifter @AJT DESIGN
AVS low profile vent guards
TRD Sport badges (removed OEM badges)
Tufskinz on glovebox & steering wheel
Stereo knobs
OEM Black exhaust tip
Blackout chrome interior @rrentrop
Vinyl on wheel & center cap @SimplyMuggle

 

I got the set for 800 with tires. They were powdered.

 

Decals from tacovinyl

 

Sorry If you already answered this - Any lose in mpg's. I'm digging the idea of sticking to the 265's. Truck looks amazing btw!

 

Yes , from the body line under the windows down in mat black.

 

I like my shiny paint, there for the wrap to protect it as I run through the brush.

 

Thank you to all that have served!

 

You got it done by someone else or you did it yourself? If someone else, where? I'm also in Northern Illinois (unfortunately)

 

Had it done by Centerline Auto in Bensenville (funky little place). It was only shop I could find within 30 miles that would do it. Looks like it's working and does seem to last the year (still slimy down there when I had springs replaced a few weeks ago). Next year I may do it myself, though.

On the bright side, we've had a pretty mild January here so far. [shrug]