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What Plans Do You Have For Your Toyota Truck In 2018?
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gene
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My Dad left his truck with a abused paint job. Since I can't afford a new paint job, I need to buff it out, but I'm afraid I'd make it worse.
I also want to fix the shell's door lock, and replace the gas-lifters.
I also want to fix the shell's door lock, and replace the gas-lifters.
Jimbo's toy
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Up here in New Hampshire when spring finally does get here, washing the underside of your truck is very important. Its kinda uncomfortable laying on the ground with a pressure washer. But you gotta get rid of the salt and sand build up. Plus I also love to wash and wax my truck.
How do you plan to buff it out?
I know what you mean. Put a power buffer in my hand and I can do some damage.
Rusty Yota
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Planning on doing some bodywork this summer a couple of interior parts. and of course a wash and wax
Rusty Yota
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Picture?
YoSoyFiesta
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I have a 2014 Tacoma, that's been under the Pine so far this Winter. I moved it into the Garage and have to do some Pine Sap removal.. I did buy an 86 RET 4x4 , im doing all the Gaskets, putting newer shocks and Springs on it. She was already lifted, so that's what im working with.. lifted on 32z.. I have now thought of a name for her while I was on this Thread.. Her name is JOSIE
Brett Roar
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Just bought a 2018 Tacoma TRD Off Road. First order of business is I plan to change out the grille with a new TRD Pro grille (if I can find one), change over to the TRD Pro wheels and was thinking about a 2 inch lift kit. Any idea what the lift kit would do to my warranty? . I’ve read conflicting comments. I know what the official manufacturer stance is (DONT DO IT!), but I’ve also read a few posts that say a 2 inch lift would likely not be a problem. Thoughts? If I’m rehashing old conversation... sorry about that as I’m a newbie.
. I’ve read conflicting comments. I know what the official manufacturer stance is (DONT DO IT!), but I’ve also read a few posts that say a 2 inch lift would likely not be a problem. Thoughts? If I’m rehashing old conversation... sorry about that as I’m a newbie.
You do not void your entire warranty by installing a lift or any other modifications. You could void a warranty claim if your lift directly damaged or caused failure to another part -- and there has to be proof your lift caused the damage or failure. For example: If your valve covers started leaking warranty cannot be denied because you installed a lift.
Some dealers are easier to work with than others when it comes to modding a vehicle. Lots of people are lifting their trucks with no issues.
I guess my 2018 plans for my 99 Tacoma TRD include rebuilding the 5vzfe engine.
She blew oil past the rings and out the pipes and bent 2 valves on the left bank, and theres a nasty knocking sound in the bottom end that says the rod bearings need attention too.
Its only 138,000 miles, but I've had a supercharger on it since 10k and running fuel mods and an h20/alcohol mix since 18k.
I never really pushed it hard but I knew running the fuel mix it did have higher compression.
She blew oil past the rings and out the pipes and bent 2 valves on the left bank, and theres a nasty knocking sound in the bottom end that says the rod bearings need attention too.
Its only 138,000 miles, but I've had a supercharger on it since 10k and running fuel mods and an h20/alcohol mix since 18k.
I never really pushed it hard but I knew running the fuel mix it did have higher compression.
Brett Roar
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Robin Veerman
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Well, I had my PRO wheels refinished and then installed Coopers on them. Like them. Nice and quiet and not too aggressive. Dutchy
Looks good, what does the tread look like?
Robin Veerman
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