SecretSquirrel
New member
Catching up on the last few months' changes
WOW thats some bright illumination! Do you have lights that illuminate under your car too or is that just from the reflection from the parts you already have on?
Background:
My 05 Tacoma blew a ring gear on Thursday, so my plans to sell it and buy a new 4R got reversed. Once I get a new 3rd in & my frame gets replaced, the Tacoma will be sold & funds used on Bleu.
After finding out that Trail Premiums are a unicorn in Texas and virtually impossible to find new, I found this one just outside of Houston with 4700 miles on it.
Specs:
295/65/18s
Kings & Icon UCAs up front
BP51s in back
ARB Touring Rack
RCI Aluminum Skids
SSO front & rear bumpers
Trail-Toys NSA wireless switch panel with a bunch of lights
OEM Audio+ system
To-install:
Nothing right now
Plans:
Nothing right now
10/19/15
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4/11/2016:
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5/1/2016
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5/29/2016
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5/30/2016
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1/4/2017 Random pic dump
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1/15/2016 SSO bumper & Engo 10K installed
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1/28/17 in Comanche TX
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6/28/17 Catching up on the last few months' changes
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8/5/17 OEM Audio+ system installed.
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Did you build that plate on top of your battery or is that available for purchase? What did you use to mount the Trail Toys switch box to?
Bought some thin steel from Home Depot and made both trays myself. They're not perfect, but they work pretty well and I've got a couple hours and 15 bucks into them.
What section of HD? I made a bracket for my winch disconnect and could only find something in the fence section.
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Hardware near the nuts/bolts/screws/fasteners you will find sheet metal and expanded metal. I have made a few low-key brackets/plates myself. Know the limitations of your material and work within its limits and your own. :thumb:
What section of HD?
^^What 007 saidHardware near the nuts/bolts/screws/fasteners you will find sheet metal and expanded metal. I have made a few low-key brackets/plates myself. Know the limitations of your material and work within its limits and your own. :thumb:
It's a solid product with less than perfect powder coating. If you have a local coater that is reputable, I'd recommend buying bare steel and having your local guy do it. That's a common complaint on that bumper though....How do you like that SSO Rear Bumper? Thinking about getting one when they release the 2.0 version.
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Thanks. I assume its in the same section as all the L brackets.
I'd like to make my own bracket to mount a CKMA12 tucked up in the rear of the passenger side engine compartment and maybe a better looking bracket than what I have for the winch shutoff.
Enjoyed reading. Your build is giving me lots to think about re my own.
Just getting started with my 2018 TRD ORP.
I got wires everywhere!!