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I ran a RC 4" lift with uniball UCAs, the lift road so terrible I took it all off and went back to stock. But the uniball UCAs are good for the preload of the suspension if you do. I kept those. I strongly recommend that you don't run a spacer lift, but if you do, I strongly recommend that you...

Get the uniball UCAs if you can.

Hmm I'm interested in this idea...

Followed most of this tutorial from TW, slightly modified: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-tacoma-front-rear-camera-navigation-bypass-homelink-smartphone-mirroring-mod.473033/

Actually I take that back, the switch cost like $20 the rest cost $5.

Finished my DIY anytime rear camera mod. Had it working before but reverse lights came on without a relay. Added the relay today so now reverse lights don't turn on. Total cost less than $5. Works perfect!

When I stretch I have to cock my head to the side so it goes up into the moonroof area rather than hit the ceiling.

Does the mod just lift the seat higher? In 3rd gens we already have limited head space. I'd almost be interested in some method to lower the seat, except viewing angle already isn't great over the hood. Anyone in a 3rd gen do this mod already? What are your thoughts?

Yeah seconded about the ratcheting wrenches. Makes it way easier to take off those top 3 nuts.

Whiskey.

Are those airbags? You got a comprehensive build thread to look at?

Go to a Toyota dealership and sit in a new 4Runner. They feel more spacious to me (I'm 6ft), there's way more leg/baby carrier room for rear seats, and the SR5 and Limited models have optional 3rd row seats. Most people that own a 4Runner say they are more comfortable/spacious than a Tacoma.

I've noticed this too

Wasn't it "left back" where they hit you?

Cool.

Project I'm working on...

Project I'm working on...

Fair enough. It is a great feeling to learn it and do it yourself. Don't sell yourself short! Good luck on it either way!

I think you need to decide if you want to learn enough to confidently do this project or hire someone else to do it.

If you just read the tutorial I posted you'll see that it's very easy to add a front facing camera to pretty much any head unit that already has a rear camera.