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Snack supply is strong here! How well do m&MS hold up in a car in Texas heat? This photo dump for audio upgrades has pictures of the sub getting removed. Not sure what it will do to your audio with it out. https://photos.app.goo.gl/ngPxb6VVYJSzKWYT9

I was sent a set of @3Wliners Floor Mats (front and rear) for my automatic Off road double cab. At this point I have tried the OEM, Husky X-act, and now 3w floor mats. Of the three I'm happiest with the 3w mats. Here is my opinion of each. Material: personal preference here, but I like the...

Since I am in NJ I won't be airing down often with my truck. I am looking into these options primarily for cold weather use as we don't have much in terms of aired down driving here. Glad to hear you find it adequate, will save me a few hundred.

Yeah half the price would be to buy the twin. The rest gets you lines and connectors for bed access. You have the single right?. Also have the CAtuned mount system for 1k. https://catunedoffroad.com/products/catuned-off-road-arb-compact-air-compressor-with-mount-for-toyota-tacoma Similar to...

Yup thats the one! This is the rear frame mount option I also saw. https://sdhqoffroad.com/collections/sdhq-air-compressor-mounts?sort_by=best-selling&filter.p.m.custom.models=Tacoma&filter.p.m.custom.year=2024 They have no install pictures on these so I have no idea what they end up looking...

I have seen one user here mount an arb in the engine. I also think I saw a company with a rear arb frame mounting kit for the rear.

I think the manual says something like idle for 1 min after sustained highway driving or hill climbing. So if you get off a highway and hit a light or sit in traffic you're doing it anyway.

I'm curious what your avg mpg is going that fast?

You're welcome son, make sure you're home before midnight.

I think the confusion comes from you asking "Tacomas no hands seems incredibly short and just wanting more time". Meaning you want to take your hands off the steering wheel for longer than 15 seconds at a time. It's not called no hands and it's not intended to be used that way. Just slightly...

Working as intended, keep a hand on the wheel.

I know you're looking at the other locations but here is my aux harness(B I think) closest to the switches. I have it connected to the factory of tail shown in my hand. May be the easiest to confirm since it's so close.

I wish someone would come out with something to cover and or replace the awful factory cup tension arm things. They are the worst.

Can you make this a regular thing here? Would love to see/hear about the outings. Or if you have other places you post (YouTube, Insta, etc) could you share.

Have not had that, you can try an infotainment reset next time to see if that helps. Hold the power button down for like 10 seconds. Hopefully it was just a bug. Tech is the number 1 issue on cars these days.

SE has a well deserved bad rep from what I have seen. Check out Jim's Under invoice post in the ordering/pricing section if you're seriously looking to buy. I'm guessing you would save a good amount even with shipping.

Serious question here, what are people storing in there cars or trucks that requires more storage space? I know my wife always has a trunk full of clothes "going to get donated" 😂 Get a tonneau cover or shell and you'll have lots of space.

I would say your options are limited. Getting anything above 12v will be technical and difficult. It sounds like you have the 120v inverter but that's not designed to run constantly and again will require a lot of effort to get working for your needs. I would look into other options for the...

12 volts from the vehicle battery It looks like your lights need 36v to run if I'm reading what you wrote correctly. The block is taking your home electrical (120v) and stepping out down to 36v. Edit: not to mention AC to DC conversion the transformer is also doing.

Yup, got it from them. I have the ratchets and just tied some red plastic to it haha. It takes a little practice to get it synched around smaller items without binding. But I have been happy with it. Does great with 8' wood, 10's work ok, 12' gets kinda sketchy but I think it technically works haha.