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Thanks guys... appreciate the support and let me see your progress!

Nothing special with mine. All my mods are in my signature. I eventually want to buy a gobi and get the 1' Baja spacer to even the front out and bigger tires but it won't fit in my garage. After I do that so I'm 50/50.
 

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Nothing special with mine. All my mods are in my signature. I eventually want to buy a gobi and get the 1' Baja spacer to even the front out and bigger tires but it won't fit in my garage. After I do that so I'm 50/50.

Haven't had much time lately on mine. Trying to get around to the Baja and/or Toytec as you mentioned. That's the next thing for me. Just can't get to it. What's your garage? 77"?
 
So jelly of all those great desert trails you have to take your Pro out to -- nothing like that around where I'm at. Really love the desert scenery. Truck looks great man. I'm picking up my black pro from a detailer today -- had CQuartz put on it. The first mod I'm doing to might is taking off the terrible running boards that Toyota put on it -- I might get the N-Fab steps, or not, then some tint, might get the WeatherTech mats. Outside of that keep it pretty much stock.
 
Haven't had much time lately on mine. Trying to get around to the Baja and/or Toytec as you mentioned. That's the next thing for me. Just can't get to it. What's your garage? 77"?

Unfortunately the lowest part of my garage door is at 76.5. :roadkill:
 
So jelly of all those great desert trails you have to take your Pro out to -- nothing like that around where I'm at. Really love the desert scenery. Truck looks great man. I'm picking up my black pro from a detailer today -- had CQuartz put on it. The first mod I'm doing to might is taking off the terrible running boards that Toyota put on it -- I might get the N-Fab steps, or not, then some tint, might get the WeatherTech mats. Outside of that keep it pretty much stock.

Thanks man... there are some great trails out here and open desert stuff to play around and I take full advantage of it whenever I can! Def do the Weathertech's as it's cheap insurance on the interior or your rig. If you ever resell, you can throw your TRD mats back in and the truck will look great years later. I've done this on the last few vehicles and the dealer/private party ALWAYS mentions they can't believe how clean it is. Again, cheap insurance. Keep me posted!
 
Unfortunately the lowest part of my garage door is at 76.5. :roadkill:

Oh wow... that is tight for sure! Maybe the Baja flat utility rack would do better for you given the height. Just a thought... Love the contrast on the yellow fogs against the black!
 
Thanks man... there are some great trails out here and open desert stuff to play around and I take full advantage of it whenever I can! Def do the Weathertech's as it's cheap insurance on the interior or your rig. If you ever resell, you can throw your TRD mats back in and the truck will look great years later. I've done this on the last few vehicles and the dealer/private party ALWAYS mentions they can't believe how clean it is. Again, cheap insurance. Keep me posted!

That's a great point -- I think you sold me on the Weathertech's. Still undecided on the N-Fabs -- they do look great but I also like the truck without side steps -- looks more athletic and sleek.
 
That's a great point -- I think you sold me on the Weathertech's. Still undecided on the N-Fabs -- they do look great but I also like the truck without side steps -- looks more athletic and sleek.

I hear ya. Some days I like the steps and others not. But, when I lift it up another inch or so, I think they'll feel/look better to me. Very functional though... I do use them a lot.
 
That's a great point -- I think you sold me on the Weathertech's. Still undecided on the N-Fabs -- they do look great but I also like the truck without side steps -- looks more athletic and sleek.

N-Fab makes "Rock Rails" that have steps as an option. That is what I went with. They are not the most rugged rails as they do not attach to the frame. They attach where running boards would. But the steps are "removable" if you want to go to the effort of installing then uninstalling.
 

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Southern Utah Getaway with the TRD

Had an absolute awesome time in the Bryce Canyon area with the family for a great Father's Day getaway! The rig didn't disappoint at all. After hauling some toys up there, we disconnected and ran the truck all over some trails at high speed just soaking it up. It's funny to even think... hmm... should I take the bike today or the truck. It's that much fun off road for me. It's does exactly what I wanted it to do when I signed the papers. I do wish it had a bit more power for hauling in those high elevations, but hey, I'll live considering everything else it does for us without a whimper.
 

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N-Fab makes "Rock Rails" that have steps as an option. That is what I went with. They are not the most rugged rails as they do not attach to the frame. They attach where running boards would. But the steps are "removable" if you want to go to the effort of installing then uninstalling.

Thanks for the great pics! I have looked at those and probably should've gone that route. I agree that these are not very rigid, but they are functional. You like 'em so far?
 
Thanks for the great pics! I have looked at those and probably should've gone that route. I agree that these are not very rigid, but they are functional. You like 'em so far?

Easy to attach. No drilling. Works both aesthetically and functionally with the steps. So far I have been pleased. I haven't done any major off-roading yet, but I can say the tubes make some interesting sounds on long gravel roads in Arkansas.
 
Thanks for answering the questions I had, slowly coming along, still fits in the garage! Wish I was out west I could probably have a little more fun with it lol.
 

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Thanks for answering the questions I had, slowly coming along, still fits in the garage! Wish I was out west I could probably have a little more fun with it lol.


Literally looks identical to mine .. Minus the light bar I need to man up and purchase!

 
Thanks for answering the questions I had, slowly coming along, still fits in the garage! Wish I was out west I could probably have a little more fun with it lol.

Looks great man! I fell short on the light bar due to funding when I was doing most of my mods, but hope to add it next year. Nice job!
 

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