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I dont know about the Toytec but I have the Wheelers single leaf aal's and I was very pleased with them. I experienced none of the negative effects that most associate with aal's. Though after about 40k +/- miles they are now negatively arched. I'm switching over to replacement springs soon.

2005+ 2.7 Tacomas dont need valves adjusted, the op has a 2001 which does have a service interval for valve adjustment. On my 2003 2.7 with 100k, all but two valves were tight and one exhaust valve needed replacement. I highly recommend getting the valves checked at least.

I can take more detailed pics if you want and answer what I can. I've had it for two months but its been thoroughly tested in that short time.

You mean like this? Sorry its not a good picture

x2, cool Tacoma too

last ones,

A couple more pictures, my truck has evolved slightly over the years,

Nothing much but it sure has been a lot of places

Nice pictures, and nice truck too

X2

Thanks guys, I straightened it and seems to work fine

I have a Wilson 1000 CB antenna thats bent at a 40 degree angle. If I'm able to bend it back without snapping it, does anyone know if it will effect reception, SWRs, etc?

Ok good info, Ill have to do a little more research on what the draw would be, it should be minimal. I know I could charge the battery off the truck but for now I was just hoping to get a solar panel to keep the battery going for 5 days at the most

I'm looking into solar power to charge my camper battery. Its a deep cycle 140 minute reserve Napa battery. I have two small lights and possibly the fridge and maybe the furnace i want to run off the battery, not more than an hour at night. My plan is to use the battery at night and then charge...

Man that looks awsome

I thought that was an odd piece, thanks Stan Robert

So I'm replacing the wood for the cab over bed on my Fleet and was wondering if this sheet metal piece is really necessary. If it is, do I put it on between the wood and aluminum or what? The p/o gave it to me disassembled so I'm just wondering what to do with it

Yeah I researched it more and found that out too, I guess I'm going with the marine plywood. Thanks for the reply's Robert

I posted this on Wander The West, I have an 85 Fleet that im trying to replace the cab over bed floor on. The p/o removed the old rotted particle board floor out, my question is should I use marine plywood or pressure treated plywood? Also it looks pretty hard to just wrestle a new floor back...

It sure does thank you, I appreciate the pictures too, it gave me a couple of ideas