Recent content by rkwfxd

Last thing I read about two weeks ago was that Toyota is going to combine the 4Runner, Tundra and Tacoma onto a similar platform. Of course the vehicle will all be different but have similar frames and some parts inter-changability. Which makes sense to maximize profit. First the Tundra, then...

This is the ISH and I would like to do something similar using light, medium and dark blue.

I run my A/C 100% of the time. It is never off. Usually on low and the coldest setting. If it gets cold out (like 50's in So Cal) I might adjust the temp slightly but other than that, A/C in my vehicle is always on.

SpiderTrax wheel spacers and Secondary Air Injection K&N Filter mod.

I support a steel rear bumper with no tire carrier..... although I do not have one, yet. Only things I have damaged on my rig are the skids and plastic rear bumper. So I'd like to replace the plastic with steal. For me...the added complexity of a rear bumper tire carrier is totally not worth...

You said you have a girlfriend so there is no reason you should be cold in the truck or tent. :kiss: "Nawaimsayin?" LOL Even without the GF you have a dog so again, no reason to be cold in the truck - snuggle up. Now for some serious advice. Have you looked into battery powered electric...

If only......

Just leads me right back to my original question. Why do you even care? She asked and you gave her your opinion. How much research are you going to provide her with? How many road tests? How many links to Youtube videos? How many threads? And why? Why do you care so much about what...

OP Why do you even care what vehicle your buddy's wife gets? You gave her your opinion now step away.

Sounds like you know the seller and it is a good deal. Sounds like someone swapped headrests on you. Rather than buy new TRD headrests (I think close to $1,200) for the set, I would look into having something custom embroidered onto those headsets in red stitching by a local shop.

Same here 2018 TRDORP with KDSS, No Moon Roof and rear slider. Was on the dealer lot.

Yardsale, I get what you are saying and what you want. If it were me I think I would just have that center bar professionally wrapped. Good luck and post photos.

Cool story and way to think outside the box. Not sure I would have done the same. I'm afraid I may have just accepted the damage and then think of CC AFTER I scratched up my rig. Years ago I went to a friend's cabin. Snow and ice on the driveway and he could not get his FWD VW into the...

Well glad I'm not alone on this and good to see a couple of suggestions. Slightly pulling the bars apart or pushing them together might put just enough friction on them to keep the headrest down. Filing a bit on the bottom notch might be enough to hold it down. A wrap of tape might also work...

I've tried this and it still manages to creep up like a cheap pair of underwear.