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  1. Florida TRD PRO Wheels & Tires

    Some Tacoma owner in FL is going to snag a killer deal on Pro wheels and tires.
  2. Bonobo Products Shift Knob

    ?? for the Bonobo SK24 shifter. It's a high quality product that comes with a super easy install. I love how it looks like an OEM Toyota part. The TRD engraved logo lis a great touch.
  3. Tacoma Sport shudder / vibration

    Vehicle vibrations in any brand new vehicle are definitely abnormal. The dealerships response that this is a normal characteristic of all Tacoma's is total BS. Let's use common sense. The only visual parts that are spinning when driving are the rear driveshaft and wheels and tires. The root...
  4. Poor gas mileage

    Those who are buying a Tacoma over a full size truck for better fuel efficiency are in for a rude awakening. The new 2.4L 4-cyl turbo, the T24A-FTS, will be lucky to achieve 20 mpg under real life conditions.
  5. Requires recalibration of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) after lift installed

    Installed King 2.5" coil over shocks with 275/70/17 tires about 8 months ago. Zero issues with the ADAS system.
  6. Superficial comparison look at Tacoma vs 4Runner TRD Pro (materials, build quality, feel, paint)

    The panel fit and fitment on my 2024 Tacoma is exemplary. Every panel is aligned perfectly and gaps are uniform. It definitely lives up to Toyota's legendary assembly quality. The thin factory paint is a negative however.
  7. TRD Pro, Dont kick me I want to lower it…

    I would suggest not modifying your factory suspension. Toyota may not honor a warranty repair down the road. My best suggestion is a set of retractable side steps for getting in/out of the cabin. I heard that the factory PRO suspension needs to go through a break in period before smoothing...
  8. Painting my Rock Sliders, really happy with how they look!

    I found that the best affordable DIY solution is super tough Raptor 2K bedliner aerosol for around $38 a can. It’s a bit pricey but extremely durable. The finished product looks like it was professionally applied. Just be sure to purchase more than you think you will need...
  9. Rock Sliders, which should I get? Poll included

    Pricey, but I went with the NYYTOP Rock sliders. At roughly 75 pounds per slider they are very HD and overbuilt.
  10. Installed OEM front door edge weather stripping

    Zero problems. The hardest part was snaking the weatherstripping behind the door hinges. It fit perfectly.
  11. Installed OEM front door edge weather stripping

    You can discard the plastic door plugs. The new part has built in push clips.
  12. Installed OEM front door edge weather stripping

    And desirable full time 4WD. It’s only available on the Limited trim.
  13. Installed OEM front door edge weather stripping

    Do you have the premium package?
  14. Installed OEM front door edge weather stripping

    Order placed for the front lip weatherstripping for the rear doors. They are around $18 each: 67895-AK010 67896-AK010
  15. Installed OEM front door edge weather stripping

    I installed yesterday and no rain in the forecast. I mainly purchased the product to keep out dust when Over Landing. I also plan on installing some bulb gasket weatherstripping around the doors to help mitigate dust and noise.
  16. Sneak Peek: A-Pillar Grab Handles for 4th Gen Tacoma (by Carlimeki) – What Do You Want to See?

    The grab "handle" on the passenger side was a definite miss by the 4th Gen development team. What were they thinking?
  17. Installed OEM front door edge weather stripping

    Correct. I'm trying to find the part number for that section. It’s attached with an adhesive strip, no push clips.
  18. Installed OEM front door edge weather stripping

    Yes, corporate cost cutting to increase profits. The upper trims also get dual pane front window glass to reduce noise in the cabin.
  19. Installed OEM front door edge weather stripping

    I am guessing these come standard on the more premium Tacoma trims. My TRD OR without the Premium package did not have them. Hopefully they will reduce some wind noise and keep the door jambs cleaner. Each door runs around $38 and they fit perfectly as expected from an OEM part. Once you remove...



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