My new '15!

Looks a bit like mine (I have had it just over a week) but I wasted no time in applying a few mods...
 

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But don't get too used to how smooth it rides if you plan on lifting it haha. Congrats! That color was the best decision I made
 
sandiegodoug said:
Looking at exact truck tomorrow but wondering if I should wait for the 2016's.
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Consider this for what it is worth from a new purchaser of a 2015. The body is changing somewhat, so gen II parts probably won't fit, meaning it will be a while before vendors decide to tool up to support it. It will be the first run of a new model, so probably a few new issues will crop up, whereas the gen II production has been pretty well shook down. Engine may be a bit more powerful, but will it be enough to really outweigh the unknown aspects? Oh, and you can pick up a 2015 today... Just my $0.02 worth and what I considered when I bought mine last month.
 
DougsGraphics said:
Consider this for what it is worth from a new purchaser of a 2015. The body is changing somewhat, so gen II parts probably won't fit, meaning it will be a while before vendors decide to tool up to support it. It will be the first run of a new model, so probably a few new issues will crop up, whereas the gen II production has been pretty well shook down. Engine may be a bit more powerful, but will it be enough to really outweigh the unknown aspects? Oh, and you can pick up a 2015 today... Just my $0.02 worth and what I considered when I bought mine last month.
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I agree. I'm waiting to see one in person. Even if I did like it I would wait a couple of years. Like you said. Parts and etc. let them work the bugs out.
 
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Bought her yesterday
4x4 trd doublecab
Only think I need to add Is some rock sliders, similar to the ace engineering ones on my rubicon wrangler
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Don't like factory ones, but would like ones that bolt to the frame using factory bolts
 
sandiegodoug said:
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Bought her yesterday
4x4 trd doublecab
Only think I need to add Is some rock sliders, similar to the ace engineering ones on my rubicon wrangler
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Don't like factory ones, but would like ones that bolt to the frame using factory bolts
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A lot of them bolt to under the cab. There are plastic screws you take out and the side steps bolt right in. The only ones I see are rock sliders that weld to the frame.
 
Thanks for your reply demo man
Coming from the jeep side, I thought there was more functional bolt on protection. My ace sliders are bolt on and will take the entire weight of my rubicon against a rock. I want protection for the under carriage of my Tacoma without compromising clearance , and I would like to bolt it on.
 
sandiegodoug said:
Thanks for your reply demo man
Coming from the jeep side, I thought there was more functional bolt on protection. My ace sliders are bolt on and will take the entire weight of my rubicon against a rock. I want protection for the under carriage of my Tacoma without compromising clearance , and I would like to bolt it on.
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No problem. Anytime. And I was wrong (it happens from time to time). There are bolt on sliders. Just google bolt on rock sliders for Tacoma.
 
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