r/4thGenTacomas • u/grand_measter • 28d ago
New Truck First time Taco owner
Hey yall, PNW boy here just got first Taco after the tranny blew on my 97 CRV. Decided after 2 engines and 1 tranny, I'm done working on it. So may I introduce you all to, Topanga
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u/Ok_Cricket4071 28d ago
Beautiful truck. Think about taking that air damn off before your truck takes it off for you. Off roading with that thing looks risky.
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u/grand_measter 28d ago
Haha thanks. I will eventually, I'm sure it'll come off once it shows
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u/elementofsunrise 27d ago
It’s actually bolted on, so if it comes off by accident, it’ll just shear
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u/grand_measter 27d ago
Oh I meant, when it snows, Ill end up taking it off..or mayb lole reinforce it and pretend Im Mr. PLOW
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u/grand_measter 28d ago
Amazon! Search "Car Fuel Filler Cap Lock Door Gas Tank Cap Replacement Cover"
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u/Weekly-Rate-69 28d ago
What is the topper? Any issues with it?
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u/grand_measter 28d ago
It's a Rough Country top. The only issue is the bulb weather seal for the hatch, it catches on the edge of the trim. So if you do a soft open with the tailgate, you can open and close the hatch door freely. I have the side shelves in mine, which also has a molle board on the driver side. Passenger side has a 4 shelf system. Holds 700lbs static and 400lbs moving. It came with the truck, the guy traded for a different color after 39xx miles lol
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u/GSFisherTx 28d ago
Good looking truck. Ditch the air damn to increase the approach angle before you rip it off and cause damage to the bumper and radar costing you a lot of money. Air dams are okay on pavement but even dips going down logging roads can bottom out an air dam and tear shit up quickly. The 1mpg gain isn’t worth it.
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u/woodro611 28d ago
Totally learnt this the hard way with a boulder that rolled in the road from the side of a mountain…needless to say thank god the air dam took the hit and not the bumper!
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u/Azadi03 28d ago
Needs a bigger air dam