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If rust is your concern, I would go aluminum, stainless steps are going to be heavy... very heavy...

If your talking about a rear bumper with steps in the corner, I haven't seen any for the Tacomas

Not sure what kind of rack your wanting but check out prinsu designs...

Above the windshield is gonna give you a blinding reflection off the hood at night, I'd keep it on the front bumper or set the light bar back where the light won't hit the hood, my lights are on my front bumper and it's definitely the way to go

The Gobi rack is a badass rack, but the light bar will still reflect off the hood at night, my brother has one above the windshield on his jeep, its almost useless at night with the reflection off the hood...

With a light bar above the cab you get a blinding reflection of the hood, you really can't see anything past that...

I disagree on the mounting part, I don't know about silvers, but mine is mounted with 12 total bolts to the frame, 6 on each side, higher than where the crash bar is mounted...

My 13'

Everyone has their own opinion...

I have a stubby on mine... Yes they definitely take a hit on reception, at least mine does, I have a 5" tall antenna...

About 40,000 miles

When I had my stock bumper on I had a 30" in the same spot, I got the rigid brackets off eBay, all you have to do is cut the lower grill out, unbolt 2 bolts on each side of the aluminum cash bar, put the brackets on, bolts on, mount the bar, wire it up and your good to go

To be completely honest... I'm not a 100% sure, I bought the truck used with a 3" pro-comp lift on it... the best I can tell they are the stock coils with longer shocks... the weight of the bumper and winch makes the 3" about a 2.25-2.5" lift... this summer I'm planning on putting OME shocks and...

I'm pretty sure I'm the only one on here that likes the look of the mud flaps...

I have an ATC and love having it... I currently go to college in central Texas, where wind never stops and the dust is always in the air, the shell is nice having a large space I can put stuff and know it will stay clean and dry.

Oh... Didn't see those last couple words...

Depends if they are the adjustable 5100's... They manufacture the adjustable and non adjustable 5100's...

Just gonna say I'm glad the previous generations don't have all the safety crap on them...

Double cab long bed.... Best decision I've made...

I kind of expected it... 3" lift, 33's, steel bumpers, winch, camper shell... Pretty much all of it will drop MPG's...