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That I do not know. When I took the photos I merely lined up the tires as the wheelbase is virtually the same. I'll check to see if the firewalls line up the same. I'll also try to provide you with interior cab width photos. The 2004 Double Cab Tundra came with 4.10 gears also...

Well, since I currently own both a Tundra (2003 Access Cab) and Tacoma (2014 Double Cab) I can tell you that they are so close in size it's uncanny. I have comparison shots on my (very short) Tacoma thread. My Tundra has been nothing short of the best vehicle I've ever owned. It currently...

I'm not a fan of putting sinks in teardrops. In my opinion the sinks are always too small to be much use; they take up valuable counter space; And their plumbing takes up valuable storage space underneath. A bucket, or stock pot works for us, both are multi functional and more useful to us...

Since nothing much has happened to the Tacoma recently, other than driving it, I thought I'd post up some comparison photos. The 2nd Gen Tacoma and 1st Gen Tundra are close in size. The wheelbase is almost exactly the same. Parked side by side with the tires lined up you don't see the 1/2"...

That's the standard Tacoma 4.0 V6 Those are from Butcher54. Custom made for as Access Cab Tundra

When buying a vehicle I tend to get the engine with the most power that I can afford. Why? Because sometimes I make mistakes. Sometimes I pull out in traffic and misjudge the traffics speed or distance. Or misjudge that gap in traffic for passing. That extra horsepower can be really...

4.56 or 4.88. with 34" tires and the OD in the transmission you'll still wind up with a decent overall gear ratio for highways and have decent gears for offroadability by selecting 1,2, or 3 on the PRNDL

Thanks! Well, it's almost ready. Nothing is ever perfect, so a few minor modifications will be necessary. First, we were going to spring for some crossbars to put on that factory roof rack so we could haul kayaks...until Beth discovered the crossbars are built in-- they simply unclamp and can...

The Wild Crow - Flight Prepartions (A Not So Wild Build Thread) Well,we done went an did it. We bought a new truck. It is a 2014 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road withthe TX Baja package. Why? Because ….Well,...here's the back story.... As you may or may not know, my wife and I have...

Loud? Not really. Not like mud tires but louder than new.

I love the big tire minimum lift build!

Closer to 19.5, but, yeah, fantastic wear. I'm more than happy with it. And yes, very similar to what I was getting with the 255/85 ST (non maxx) tires

My TruSpeed has been going strong for 120,000 miles or so (6 or 7 years now). It's behind my glovebox. I rarely change tire size but if I need to recalibrate it only takes a minute to remove the door and the HVAC tube to reach it. I left the wiring long so I can sit it on the console for...

Wow! I can't believe it's been a year since I've posted anything on this thread. What's going on with the truck? Not much really. It's been daily driven as always and has also taken us and the teardrop on 2400 miles worth of camping fun. Merchants Millpond NC (Alligators!) ARSES Pine Creek...

With just 60,000 miles on my old set of ST Maxx's, I decided it was time for a new set. The old ones still have 6/32" of tread, but with the arrival of winter and potential snow I took the hit. Now the ride is whisper quiet again and oh so smooth!

1. Model year................2014 2. Trim..........................TX Baja 3. Purchase Date...........9/29/2014 4. Purchase Mileage.......460 5. Build Strategy............Strategy? Drive it see what it lacks and add to it

If you are careful about your travel companions you may be able to fit more people in....

With a list this ambitious I am subscribing to this thread! Knowing how big the service body is compared to the space required for four people to sit comfortably, I'm really curious to see what tech you will be inventing to get this done....Tardis Technology?

I love my Tilley! It's a great hat, keeps my head dry in the rain and the sunburn off my balding head. They are also much improved with the addition on Miocene era sharks teeth you can find at various locations on the Potomac River.

Teardrops are a great way to see the USA! Those SoCals are pretty darned sweet!