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so does this site allow you to use any auto upholstery shop? my issue with katzkin is that the only place near me in their network - is shit, and I will not let them touch my truck.

disable "Stable Volume" in youtube - it's on by default.

I would look toward York. I'm sure the closer you get to Rausch Creek, the more you'll find.

what would one do with this piece? was it to replace a damaged one, or to de-chrome, or something else? i'm curious if it's for something cool i don't know about :-p

added the SXTH Element intake this weekend.

this is the one I remember someone posting, and I bookmarked it to get later.

https://raingler.com/products/2024-newer-toyota-tacoma-behind-front-seats-barrier-divider-net

mainly heat - but the installer also usually warranties the ceramic tint longer.

if you tint the front at the same % as the rear - the front will look lighter because they're right next to the windshield. tinting the front windows will also make the rear windows look darker, since the rear is getting less light through the front now. you definitely want to go darker on the...

EKR

Took off today and installed the EKR seat covers. I spent about 3.5 hours in total on these, and they look great. One tip I hadn't seen mentioned, that I did, is to use the plastic trim-tucking tool thing they include to push the buckles through the seat. I struggled with those for a bit before...

- Fuel Cycle in Platinum Silver, 17 x 8.5, +25 & KO3's 285/70/R17 - DiamondBack SE (installed by DB at their factory) - 20% tint on the front windows - EKR seat covers - Redline Tuning hood struts - FitCamX dash cam - SXTH Element CPLT Intake

got wheels and tires during the snow storm; went through the car wash last night after dark. this morning was the first time I really got a good look at them not covered in salt.

Texas highways have 75pmh speed limit - even a bit of 80mph and 85mph limits as well --- maybe take a trip and find a dealership/mechanic there that will reproduce??

also, nice spreadsheet, nerd. <3 (i did the same thing)

put Load Range C 285/70/R17 BFG KO3's or KO2's on your stock rims. there are posts of this setup on this forum KO2's are slightly lighter, slightly cheaper. KO3's better in the snow.

chase amazon prime cc has a deal for 5% cash back on tirerack this month (in addition to the 1% you get on everything) doesn't sound like much, but was $150 back, plus $30 amazon rewards, on set of wheels and tires..

my long bed trail edition, no kick-out should be here this week!

would love to be able to filter by add-on, specifically SDM.

what are those vent looking things at the top of the rear windows?