2010 Tacoma Build

jztacoma

jztacoma

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Figure I start my own build thread.
2010 Tacoma SR5 Package 2.7l Extended Cab

Suspension- Old Man Emu With Dakar Spring Pack

Tires- 265/75-16 Hankook DynaPro ATm

Exterior-Aries Stainless Steel Steps, AVS Bug Guard, Truexdo Truxport Tonnaue Cover, Curtis Tow Hitch
 

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Thinking bout painting them, the tire place marked up every rim. Not sure if to pastidip them or paint
 
jztacoma said:
Thinking bout painting them, the tire place marked up every rim. Not sure if to pastidip them or paint
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If you want the option to change colors at some point, plasti dip is a good idea. And it is very durable. If you think your color choice will pretty much be permanent then powder coating is a good idea. The difference in cost is around 300 bucks
 
Powdercoating would be nice, but just going to wait till the next set of tires to save on the mounting cost haha. Probably just paint them for now though
 
Love the truck man.. is it lifted at all?
And also check out eBay for some dope stickers for the rear quarter panel just look up tacoma stickers and they've got a few Sr5 decals as well
 
I love the look of your truck:thumbsup:

Has the lift and Hancook tires lowered your gas mileage?? I'm think about putting a set of those tires on my stock 09 2.7l 4x4:yes:
 
Well bumping up a tire size does mess with the odometer so your actually traveling farther then what it says. But I'm getting about the same. Average 19 or so then 23 on the highway. That's with summer gas in the winter I lose about 2-3 mpg
 
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