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I vote you try the IS300 seat swap. The pair that I found was in Calgary at a junk yard. Might be work a look, and bring your measuring tape. I'd love to see those seats in a 3rd gen. Keep it Toyota-ish.

I have officially obtained Cruiser Status. Very excited for the upcoming project as I make this build my own. 20120614-IMG_1626.jpg by RickaShay24, on Flickr I'll start a build thread once I decide what I'm going to name the build!

This is literally my dream truck. Simply stunning.

True, but I've also read that the Scion TC seats sit dramatically lower the the xB ones. In the little bit of research I did on measurement comparisons, the seats were very similar (TC vs. 4Runner). I was also looking into the possibility of swapping in some IS300 seats... but the 4Runner sold...

That's what I'm talking about SOAZ. I've got a feeling the 80 is the next step of natural progression for most 3rd gen owners! haha

Thanks for the heavy dose of Moab envy Adam. Your Tacoma looks great as always, loving the flexed out pics!

I know guys in 1st gen Tacoma's are swapping to Scion xB bucket seats. I think there is a write-up floating around somewhere....

Whoa! I had no idea your in a Cruiser now... Looks great, I need to hunt for your build thread. I'm about a month away from making the switch myself, going to miss the 3rd gen but looking forward to official "Cruiser Status". haha

I did notice a MPG hit when I went to 33's as well as some "seat of your pants" power loss. If you don't wheel that much I would honestly stick to the 265/75/16's. I ran those first and did 90% of the terrain I do now on 33's. If you ever get tired of the "smaller" tires just bump up to 33's on...

Kind of came out of the blue a month ago. Found myself considering what mods I was going to do next and if I was going to step into 35's. Ultimately it came down to the fact that I am on the verge of out-growing this rig size-wize right now. I'm a super big dude (6'6" - 250lbs) and I always just...

Picked up a new truck for work: The new truck. by RickaShay24, on Flickr 04' Tundra Limited 4x4 2 owners, dealer maintained, no accidents ~110K miles Lucky find, first truck I looked at and it's one of the nicest 1st gen Tundra examples I've ever seen! Very happy with it so far. Some mild...

Truck is officially for sale. Any Canadians out there who may be interested, please shoot me a PM for details!

I have the Stubbs HD-SKO and I have only good things to say about them. Richard is a pretty cool dude as well.

Hey Sebastien, truck is looking great and it was nice to meet you last week!

Looks like the link I had bookmarked is no longer functioning. Sorry, I should have clarified - Toyota Matrix lugs studs are 1/2" longer than stock with the same threads. I MIGHT be able to dig up the PN with some digging around my computer. I believe they are sourced from 02 Matrix's. As for...

I don't think there is any need to notch the frame and I would avoid it if at all possible. I run 285's and have trimmed my pinch welds quite a bit and done some fender liner trimming. I get ZERO rub at full flex and full lock. I run stock UCA's and the tires have plenty of space. Here's the...

Very cool trip report! Really makes me want to hit up the desert sometime. Your old Chev' is pretty ************!!

Good choice!!!

hahah absolutely, let me know when your planning on coming down this way!

Your 100 is a boss Nick! How does the heavy hundy handle (lol) the lack of sway bars? Have you removed front and rears? I know my T4R was a whole different animal the day the sway bars came off.