Recent content by TacoNorth

Gotta love those BFG AT Tas

Proof, positive that (up north) when the temps reach +40° we give our Tacos a bath at home.

There was a time when swapping out engines wasn't too hard. Of course, in those days there was room to spare under the hood and the main concerns were motor mounts and mating the engine to the tranny (not to mention finding out if the suspension will hold up the added weight). You still have...

Check for local junk yards, scrappers or car crushers. They sell small parts. You remove and it costs a couple bucks.

Gotta love a black truck. How many inches? Did you use blocks, or suspension pieces? Either way, good job!

This is my 3rd Tacoma. I've had one of each of the previous generations, but this is the first to have fog lights. After driving in a snowstorm a few weeks ago I switched out the OEM halogen bulbs for amber LED bulbs because the OEM bulbs lit up the falling snow so much that it made it harder to...

Oh! You're talking about suspension blocks. I thought you were referring to wheel spacers that go between the hub+wheel to reduce tire rub in the well. Yeah, you don't want the front higher than the back. If you like the front being up why not add blocks to the rear to lift the whole truck and...

Adding wider tires?

After surgery Noodles really enjoyed some back woods wheeling. RIP, old buddy.

Taking a break on the way back down. Adirondack Mtns.

This is awesome! Memories!

Wow!

www.toyteclifts.com for suspension. One nice aspect is that they have front shock assemblies with the spring already mounted on the shock. No spring compresses needed. Unbolt + bolt on. Also, Add a Leaf (AAL) springs for the rear (instead of blocks). This makes it a DIY project or, reduces the...

I'm on the other end of the Burlington Ferry route. I just purchased a '17 Access Cab (sport). Once the cold season ends please post any taco get togethers.

Once every other week in the driceway during the months it's warm. Once it gets too cold (Dec-Mar) it's off to the automatic wash (brushless or regular) when weather permits to get rid of the road salt and frozen crud.