Recent content by Rahll

Box from top to bottom is 8.5 inches, the inside depth of the drawer is 5 7/8 inches. Definitely brings the roof closer to your face but much nicer to have the extra width.

Saddle Up rock garden at Browns Camp

Finally got my front suspension leveled out I had a previous 1.5 inch front rake with 1st gen tundra trd pro shocks - 883 OMEs These shocks failed and wore a hole in the coilover top hat causing a loud clunk over bumps, but they were also of unknown age when I got them. Super happy with change...

I bought rear platform plans off of etsy from WaveFormWoodworks and followed it to make a sleeping/drawer platform. I'm not a huge platform guy but camping 2 people is much much easier above the wheelwells. Supplies were a few hundred dollars but survived the hunting season well. If I had more...

Tundra Brakes done These things get really hot coming down from 3000 ish elevation for hunting season, but also perform much better.

Did another batch of upgrades recently. - New Toyota throttle position sensor. I Have been chasing a loss of power at max load, and everything I've installed has helped but not fully fixed the issue until these recent two items. With new TPS it ran immediately better, got about 1MPG more, and...

I had really similar issues when I did my timing belt last year... It might be an unpopular solution, but after fighting and fighting to get things aligned correctly I just decided to try a NAPA belt for kicks. 50$ figured it was worth to identify if it was a belt issue or other. Removed the top...

I followed PhoRunners videos on doing cheap bumpstops, and it works perfect. My rubbing in the front has pretty much disappeared, since it only rubbed bad while simultaneously turning and dropping off a ledge. The comments he makes about having the correct bolt is very important, as ACE and...

Buddy called for a rescue up in the snow. They were elk hunting and got hit by a bad snowstorm. Chim and I bombed out and made it up to get them off the mountain Got to stretch the lockers legs a bit, but found having it on caused the whole rear to swing in the snow we were climbing Overall...

So here's finally a picture of how the truck stands after all the recent changes and a summary build sheet: Engine Parts Replaced - Valve cover gaskets - PCV valve - injectors - timing belt, water pump, tensioner, pulleys - all belts - radiator - thermostat - NGK plugs and wires - MAF cleaned -...

last major maintenance change: Injectors I have had a long standing issues of surging acceleration, only when going 55+, and only uphill. After doing a bunch of reading, I decided to try changing injectors. I picked up some metal style injectors used from facebook marketplace and had them...

Next is new roof rack and accessories I sold my skinnywarrior and supdawgs for a decent price on marketplace, then got a Sherpa Matterhorn sport brand new for my truck. I love this rack. It has a great low profile, holds rock solid, and has a ton of space compared to my last set up. I got 2...

Rear axle seals Both my brother and I both sprung a rear axle seal at the same time. We ordered Marlin Crawler kits Rear Axle Service Kit, 1979'-'99 Pickup, 4Runner, Tacoma '-' Marlin Crawler Off'-'Road I watched timmys video for this and I knew that sometimes this job doesn't go well with...

Next, rock sliders Trail Gear 120002-1-KIT Trail-Gear Rock Sliders | Summit Racing I have never welded before, but decided to just get after it to save some money once again, saving 500$ to go this route instead of bolt on route. I got some trail gear sliders for a good price, then some basic...

Next, the update on front driver seat I ordered some cheap materials from ebay to get this job done, and I am pleasantly surprised to how everything has turned out. Pretty easy to DIY with some cheap hog rings and pliers. My only gripe with this, is that the stitch pattern on the new "leather"...