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The Toyo OC AT3s were chefs kiss. Big improvement over the OEM Trail Terrains.

It’s the D4S injection system. That noise specifically is it switching between port and direct injection.

$900

Yeah, I paid ~$1400 on Black Friday. Their customer service was very supportive and knowledgeable. Great company

I recently swapped my stock OR suspension for the Eibach Pro Truck 2R kit and I can say that it’s a very noticeable improvement in damping. It’s a bit firmer but in a more controlled, confidence inspiring manner. No longer do I get the harsh bottom out feeling that I had with the stock...

2024 TRD Off-road 17” Wheels with 265 70r17 BF Goodrich Trail Terrain tires. 4500 miles. The face of the wheels were ceramic coated with SystemX. Includes TPMS and OEM lug nuts. OR shocks also available for $400 Local pickup only (Harrisburg, PA region) unless willing to pay shipping.

I’ve been waiting for the 6112s and or the Pro Truck 3Rs to come out as I originally figured I might as well upgrade to a 2.5 shock if I’m spending the money. However, I’m growing impatient and wondering if anyone on here with a TRD OR switched to the Eibach 2Rs. If so, is it a noticeable...

What’s the price tag on this? Looks great

Would love to get a thread of everyone’s Tacos with tinted windows and the % used. I’m undecided on what I want but planning to go 30% ceramic all the way around. Apologies if this thread is already posted somewhere, feel free to point me in the direction if I missed it

Imagine they would. I would look into Bilstein 5100s though. According to Shock Surplus they ride better than the OR shocks even though they have less tech, no reservoir.

The guys at Shocks Surplus seem to think these top hat failures could be in part due to the OR shocks which have very little travel before hitting the ESCV. They can be harsh on sharp hits and transfer a lot of energy to the chassis. I haven’t had any failures but can confirm the stock OR shocks...

Go birds DH! Happy to see a fellow birds fan on here. Loving that picture. I love winter, that’s when the Taco really shines

Bought a TRD OR with the upgrade package last October. My first upgrades were the TRD skid plate, Toyota front tow hooks, and the TRD axle back. Recently took advantage of a 25% off sale and bought the Pro wheels + UCAs. Once Bilstein releases the 6112s I plan to buy those and then fit the...

The Tacoma still has the highest resale in class. I imagine it will only get better too as time goes on and the initial news cycle of unreliability fades

Fair enough. Maybe a whiskey throttle solves the issue. 🤣

Did the tune reduce the transmission “hang” during certain throttle inputs? Or is that just unavoidable with this high stall torque converter transmission?

If you’re doing 3-4 mph up a substantial grade in 4HI you’re asking for a transmission overheat with these high stall torque converters. Regardless, Toyota needs to address the issue. This guy is rationale and the dismissive nature of Toyota is not reassuring.

It really is a good sounding engine for an I4, I have the TRD axle back and I’m happy. My only complaint is when the high stall torque converter keeps the RPMs high on certain throttle inputs and it drones on. I wish it’d shift a bit quicker in those scenarios

I’m glad for the delay. It allowed myself more research and I’ll end up getting the Bilstein 6112s and the TRD UCAs and it’ll still be cheaper.

Sucks but I’m glad they’re quick to diagnose and issue these. Growing pains of a new generation vehicle