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Welcome to the forum! You looking to buy new, or one of the 1st or 2nd gens?

Looks good

Hey! Don't be knockin' PB&J bro....best sandwich ever.

Here's a nice review by The Fast Lane Truck

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Not yet, never got around to it. Here's a video of another tacoma with the borla pro xs. This is the same set up as my truck just a single exhaust....

In my opinion, Borla sounds the best. I've got a borla pro-xs muffler swap with dual stainless steel pipes. No drone and aggressive sound

I dipped my bumper a few months back. It looked pretty sweet but the dip started to pull back near the license plate, almost as if it shrunk. I did the dipping outside on a windy day, I was told it's better to do large areas indoors, so that's why it didn't last.

Nice!

Regular rotation schedule?

Lol little bit of sag?

I second that. Dipping your rims is a very cost effective way to black out. If done right they'll last a long time without redipping

I pull a jayco pop-up from time to time and the occasional trip to the hardware store. Brought a nice load home from Lowes the other month for some landscaping!

Lol thank your trailer hitch!

Do not use the generic matte plastidip on your headlights or taillights! It is an opaque paint and will be near impossible to get the smoke finish you want. You will seriously alter the brightness of your light output if you use the matte dip. However, plastidip has a product called "Smoke"...

It's "anthracite grey". I got it from dipyourcar.com also added a coat of glossifier to give it a shine.

Here's a look after about two years, again these rims have seen about 25,000 miles, two winters and a few trails. This is the rim in worst shape of the four. A little abrasions and wear around the center cap and peeling in the dimples of the outer spokes.

Here's what my rims looked like the day i dipped them. I was an idiot and dipped the lugs too, which is a big mistake, DO NOT DIP THE LUGS!

I've had my rims dipped for almost two years now, still look pretty good. They've been trough two Wisconsin winters and a few trails here and there, so there are a few scratches. For about $40 you can't go wrong with the dip. I'm going to reapply this summer with a few more coats( I only...