Jason, there's a few nicely built Taco's on CY FB page.
What'd you do to your KREWESER today?
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Tube doors today! Chance of snow tomorrow and Tuesday but the rest of the 10- day looks good. Nothing like driving around in ski pants and a parka!
Tube doors today! Chance of snow tomorrow and Tuesday but the rest of the 10- day looks good. Nothing like driving around in ski pants and a parka!
It's 70 here and beautiful.
It's 60 here! Might hit 70 in the next week. Hopefully all this damn snow will melt so we can have fun on the good trails.
Replaced interior lights with LEDs
Huge difference
Huge difference
Installed 4.88's, arb locker up front and all new switches.
Damn Sean. You been busy. Hope you're carrying some spare CV's.......
Yep. Lol, I'm going to pick up a second spare this week.
White Knuckle sliders installed.
Looking good Jeff! 
Dropped the skid plate, drained and filled the t-case, Rock Box and transmission. Painted the skid and it will be reinstalled tomorrow. Also changed the oil in the Tundra. I hate gear oil and cartridge style oil filters!!!
- we are still debating which sliders . . .
Love the white knuckle sliders. Mine being a '92 my choices were narrowed. You can get less expensive sliders with some generic weld-on kits, but for the money (with some STOUT cat protection), I don't think you can go wrong.
didn`t C which truck ya way em for .if the 97 then I rec metal tech have been sliding on the slider quit a bit a few dings scratches held up well also great cat protection but Mark dozen`t make em for first gen 80`s
the metal tech ones have no experience with the OPOR brand they carry
actually, we don't have sliders picked out for either one of the 80s yet
as I said, debating . . . I heard good things about the metal tech sliders, too - not too thrilled about some smaller design features, though . . .
IPutt 33" BFG all terrains and CCOT 2.5 shackles Because the rears rubbed when I hit a dip in the road.
looks like you could use even longer shackles in the rear - or is it just the photo making the truck look sagging in the rear a bit ?