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Hey Tacodoc, I like the build - I have a taco as well but an access cab with the flippac too.. and the platform build is a unique one - I like it.. mine is improvised to say the least so I see room for improvement. Question for you though.. where did you source the step? -a

I'll measure it when I get home (12 Oct) as I'm on the road until then (limited toolbox) We did measure the before and after and I lost about 1.25" with the camper on - add in about 120lbs between the sleeping platform and misc gear in the truck at that point. No susp modifications, stock...

How about one on a regular bed taco? Just installed 2 days ago..

Dang. Pricing in the US is very attractive. My Tacoma SR5 Access Cab 4x4 was about the same when you take the currency exchange into account. Nice wheels!

I have an 09 2.7l 5 speed - I have 50,000km on it and it's never really felt 100% proper from a shifting perspective. My old 89 was far better. I'm going to keep my fingers crossed that I don't have the same issue.

Very nice! I'm out that way in a couple of weeks - mostly to boulder around Bishop but your pics look intriguing!

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Hi, I have a 6 month old Leer 122 for an 05+ Tacoma with: windoors (half size - not full length) roof rack (Thule) cargo net interior lining removable rear slider painted to match Silver Streak Mica I've ordered a Flippac through Adventure Trailers and will be in Arizona the end of September...

Thanks all - glad to know it wasn't just me who a) found that it flexes a bit (the frame) and b) that it's not the simplest thing to line up. That'll be sunday's chore. New tires and a flippac later in the fall will round it out for now. Thanks again -a

Hey folks, I have an 09 Tacoma that I've mostly finished installing an ARB bar on it - the vibration of the bumper on the road was a cause for concern but I read another thread here that indicated this is correct behaviour - phew. My question was does anyone have any helpful hints or tips on...

I concur - I have a leer with a removable window and it rattles a bunch.

Yep - first year in Canada for a while - since I don't haul a ton of stuff (my exploration tends to be rock climbing trips) I didn't need a v6 per se. It's not a rocket but I had an old 89 2wd with a 22R previously and this truck is much faster

Hey Robert, I took a quick glance at your site - nice trip. I have an 09 Tacoma with the 2.7l engine. (4x4 Access Cab) I'm not sure I'd be comfortable putting an ATC or FWC on it - it just doesn't have enough power to handle one plus people and gear in my opinion. On the other hand, if I stay...

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Very nice - the question I would have is what would one use for an 09 with the air bag in the seat? Or am I stuck with the cloth.

looks an awful lot like this: http://www.rqriley.com/minihome.html

Hey folks. Columbus RTT for sale - I've decided to go to a Leer 122 and sleep in that instead. Lightly used, 1200 CDN OBO included autohome awning kit too. Ottawa, Ontario is about 6 hrs north east of Albany, NY and about 3.5 hrs north west of Syracuse, NY...

That's extremely helpful. The XSporter came off the truck tonight too (two options down, one to go) Issues with the XSporter are 1. only one level to adjust it to on the tacomas and related to that 2. The tent is just too high. I have a machinist buddy of mine who's going to look at fabbing up...

Hey, I went with the Thule XSporter - they aren't exactly what I want but for now they'll do for the trip. All I have to do is cut and drill out some plates for larger square u Bolts to mount the columbus to it, put in a tool box and mock up a partial wooden tonneau to keep the curious away...

ok - back to square one. I ordered an A.R.E. DCU and it arrived - a couple of scratches and the seals were poking out on both sides and the rack looked a little poorly put together but the deals discounted it $300 so I was ok with that. I went to mount the RTT on it on Saturday and discovered...