Recent content by 949yota

Damn that sounds like it's gonna turn out really sweet I cant wait to see how it turns out. Im surprised you opted to do it on a 3rd gen instead of a 2nd gen Ive never seen anyone build their bed from scratch. Im assuming you didnt intend to do it intentionally when you got the truck lol. Thats...

Thank you I appreciate it !! Your rig looks awesome have any future plans for it? I see youre missing some bedsides on some of your recent photos:unsure:

A year later, I have been saving up to gut out the whole suspension. I decided to long travel the tacoma just because I knew I would want to eventually and it felt like the right time to do it. I picked up my McNeil Fiberglass about a week ago and I am waiting on Archive Garage's Shock...

Towards the end of last year, I installed the TacomaBeast headlights and went on my first ACTUAL camping trip with my roommate and his dad in Johnson Valley. It was a good time to see how well the stock Offroad's can handle a rough terrain and tight trails and it held up extremely well.

The next mod was the Tacomabeast tail lights. I dont have any pictures of them, but I replaced them after about 3 months or so. During a trail run with some buddies, the driver's side one went out and some water leaked inside the tail light so I had to switch them back to the OEM ones.

The lights came in and I immediately installed them. I got a 40in Cali Raised light bar, Heretic Studios' pod lights for the hood, and the "raptor lights" just for the aesthetics

I dont have any pictures of when I got the truck off the lot, but it was a normal stock Offroad. About a month or so later I bought the pro grille and a Prinsu rack with the intentions of putting a light bar on it.

Hey y'all, I am new to the forum and figured I would share my current build and some progress pics for future projects. Feel free to post whatever you like below: positive input, negative input, questions, etc... As a college student, I will be posting my build and cheap ways to upgrade your...

I am not sure how that happened either. Since the Tacomas now come with a ton of safety features I would assume the brakes would jump in after the engine stalls. That also is a gen 3 forerunner which are known for being extremely reliable especially for offroading. My guess is it was just one of...