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Leveled the front with 5100s and got some duratracs for the trail edition wheels

Drove 11 hours to Minnesota and pulled my grandpa's 1985 BMW K100 home. Pulled pretty good 70-80 mph all the way

Not something I have actually checked but I'm going to guess it to be around 2300 give or take a few. At 110 yards (the area I shoot at home) I can consistently hit a 6" steel gong using an MRO.

Gold... Bronze... Depends on the variant, these are very similar. Either way looks great to me.

I don't think so man. That bronze and blue looks great. Ever since Subaru did that combo I've always been a fan.

I wonder why Toyota hasn't done anything about it. Other than a bed mat of course. Surely they can do something to the composite to make it not so slick. I've had plastic bed liners that aren't as slick as the taco bed.

got a set of 4runner wheels and painted them black today. Now to save up for some tires to fit

The bed mat makes a world of difference!

What were you using? I'd assume it's fairly fast paced hunting? Basically adult whack-a-mole haha

Ya I would guess the short barrel and the linear compensator are what produce the flame. Along with the 5.56 ammo. I've never fired dragons breath but it sure looks cool

Looks great! Notice any performance increase? Also that hood decal is [emoji1303]

Bruno my 14 yr old partner in crime and my wife's 2 yr old Chihuahua Annie. Best buds from the beginning.

That's right lol if I don't get you my wife's attack Chihuahua will.

Lulu always got my back lol

Actually no lol just xm855 5.56 paired with the way I built it. 7" barrel, pistol length gas tube and linear comp up front.

Fun day shooting with the family, the wife got a nice pic of me and my flame thrower lol and the Taco got a little muddy

He does some really cool renderings on a lot of different vehicles. Here's another Taco he did.

That looks really good, should have come like that from the factory

Thanks! It wasn't hard at all, I pulled the black window rubber away from the door because part of the decal is underneath it and used a heat gun to soften the decal. Peeled right off and left very minimal glue residue. I used Goo gone to get the residue off. I did notice the faster I pulled on...

Been a busy day for me and the Taco. I put my painted bumper caps on, tinted the windows, removed all the badges and also removed the black vinyl decals between the windows. Love the smooth/clean look