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Ironically I actually never notice it's there. I def expected to smash my shins on it a bunch though. Took my son to do some trails down in Virginia for his first multi day offroad camping trip. They all were trails I have done before a couple times in the Tacoma so I wasn't super concerned...

Cool thanks! I want to play with using white before committing to PC or paint.

Are you dipping them mounted or removing, dipping and remounting?

The D rating with a beefier sidewall appeals to me. I run S/t Maxx's on my Tacoma and the stiff sidewall has held up to years of abuse but I need to run 10ish psi to get it there and it took a while to break in. Not to mention the E rating made them significantly heavier.

Damn I'm interested in a long term review on them, they seem like a good alternative to the OEM tires.

Awesome work! I have found those cases from HF are awesome for these types of projects. I made an electrical hub in the back of my Tacoma with the same case: My wiring isn't anywhere near as clean as yours though ha.

I definitely dig it.

Curiosity in total cost of DIY build? Unless cost savings wasn't the goal and serviceability/fun project was?

Damn I wish I knew about this setup before I got the IAG one. I still haven't opened that box, I might try to return it. I'd be interested to see how it works reliability wise on the system since a lot of the other ones (ma bett etc) were sometimes finickey. *EDIT* Looks like IAG introduced a...

Did some solo exploring with my son and got stuck on an optional line. Was a good time. Untitled by Michael Halat, on Flickr Untitled by Michael Halat, on Flickr Easy enough recovery. Untitled by Michael Halat, on Flickr

How do these hold up? My current black lugs I got looks like they are rusting.

So I knew that the pre '23 Wildtraks didn't come with the Hoss 3.0 shocks but I guess it didn't come with the upgraded steering as well then? And the one you got now is basically the Hoss 3.0/raptor setup now right?

That's probably the cleanest light bar setup I have see on a capable bumper yet. Who makes the hoop?

Yup, super easy. Just don't be a dumbass like me and think you can get away with installing it without removing the wheels. Way easier that way, though I still needed my extendable magnet to hold the nut while I threaded the bolt.

A little overnight camp trip.

The current next project is getting this RC hidden winch setup installed. I spent the majority of the time so far fabricating mounts for the solenoid and isolator, as well as finding a solution to actuating the free spool clutch without opening the hood. Brackets in design/testing...

Finally finished fixing the Tacoma, I love it when both are in the driveway together. Untitled by Michael Halat, on Flickr Finally sold my soft top and made some purchases. First up on board air to go with the morr flate air hose system I already had for the Tacoma. The Tacoma has a 10 LB CO2...

I gotta thank you for the inspiration. Splitting the solenoid from the isolator definitely cleaned everything up and I like that the three main wires from the solenoid are going to be a much shorter run than trying to package and bundle the wires for a longer run. This is my version: Untitled...

If it is taking advantage of the soft top mounting points which it looks like it partially does, the soft tops have different trim that are notched out already.

Putco emblem lights?