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He's talking about the diff gears. Saying i need to replace it with something stronger or it'll break. Told him I run 33" for 7 months no problems. But when he got bigger tires for his Chevy his diff broke.

So I have 33" tires on my taco and my friend recommends that I get a better quality rack and pinion for my Tacoma diff. Keep in mind I have a TRD sport model Tacoma (2007). He says that it prevents future problems. I wanna hear what you guys have to say, my buddy drives a Chevy, I'll take my...

I wouldn't recommend ever getting a 6 in lift.... especially rough country. Welp your truck, your money.

How much for the winch?

I wouldn't advice any sort of wheel spacer. It may cause uneven tread, and all sorts of problems. I avoid spacers at all costs.

2.7's are great trucks. Although I'd like the 4.0 for that extra power ha.

Avoid wheel spacers... Use them as a last option.

I meant cut your body in order to fit those tires lol

Start cutting.

So I'm correct to assume it's a pain in the ass process to get it done...

Meh not a fan of it. Old gens look much better

Do I just get them at the dealer or something? And is it easy to install or should just save the headache and have the dealer install it for me?

I wish this recall was also for the 05-11's. My 07's hood keep bobbing when I drive. Does anyone know a fix for this?

3.7? I thought the 4cyl was a 2.7...?

Lmao with a U-haul

Only thing that goes into my lungs are oxygen and co2 from all those rednecks that "roll coal" down my street!

In my opinion 91 octane fuel does create a performance difference. It's very little but it's there. And no I m not smoking that good good;)

I run 91, but that's because of personal preference. I doubt using 91 harms the engine in any ways. I've been running 91 for 2 years and my Tacoma has no issues yet.

I have bfg ko2's as well, they're great tires.

Tacoma's don't suck, you do.