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Image 1 — Here is my turbo'd tacoma
Image 2 — Here is my turbo'd tacoma
Image 3 — Here is my turbo'd tacoma

Here is my turbo'd tacoma

The top 2 best upgrades I've done to my tacoma was turbo,n it and the dodge tow mirrors. Huge upgrades!

u/AMPd-up-LLC — 5 days ago
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Was this a good buy for 4k? 120k original miles. No rust at all. 2000 tacoma stepside

u/NekLeFeu7 — 5 days ago
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Trying to save the taco

Got this 1st gen Tacoma from an uncle just been hard trying to save money for an engine it has a rod knock but i can’t wait to get it on the streets 🥲

u/Jcurls1 — 4 days ago

MY CLEAN 2000 sr5 STEPSIDE😎

Didn’t realize I had a bit of a unicorn🦄when I purchased it and realized a lot of people don’t like the stepside but it’s definitely grown on me.

u/WEDGEMELZ — 5 days ago

How bad is the rust on this 03?

Looking at this 2003 TRD off road. How bad do y’all think this rust is? Would you walk away?

u/tripster23 — 5 days ago
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New lift installed. Before and after

Went with the OME Nitrocharger plus in all four corners, whole medium duty dakar pack with the add a leaf. Medium duty springs up front. Only had it like this for a day. Got it aligned right after, everything else is stock and it seems to be just fine but it rides absolutely amazing so far. I think I ended up with damn near 4.5 inches in the back and about 2.5-3” in the front. Have not actually stopped to measure yet but it’s a lot higher than it was. I got the 2.5” lift but my previous suspension was absolutely cooked and a snapped leaf on the drives side

u/Extreme-Gap-911 — 13 days ago

Fox 2.0's

Finally pulled the trigger on the fox shocks and I have to say i am very impressed. The ride quality has improved tremendously over whatever shock was on the truck. (I'm sure they were tired)

In only a couple days ive noticed a way more plush ride, the 32s dont feel as heavy in the steering and theres quite a bit less body roll when turning. But the thing I was most impressed with was the ability to soak up bumps. Just wanted to give an update to my old post incase anyone was still wondering about them.

u/Sorennn24 — 14 days ago

Mpg isn't to bad

Not too bad for a 3.4 l four-wheel drive double cab with 367,000 plus miles. Currently needs an oil change and an air filter. The two low numbers were when my kid took his overlanding trailer camping

u/ChestNo85 — 14 days ago