Kermit - The 2020 Army Green TRD Pro

That was my first thought and exactly what I'd do...bummer it wasn't just the bumper. At least your truck doesn't have a few years of sun fade on the paint, so it will be easier to match.

Good luck!

 

Nothing that can't be fixed but it's really annoying. Thnakfully I got some professional shots out of the way before we got our first blemish. Really wish it would have been off road and my fault but whatever.



Photo credit @alexbellusphoto

 

Like nothing ever happen. Now it's just the mental trauma...lol

 

Fixed already?

 

Done yesterday. Still need to adjust a piece of clear shield. Very impressed with turn around time

 

Very quick. Turned out great. THought I would have seen a different front bumper.

 

I'm not there yet. Almost pulled the trigger on one but then you need some lights and a winch up front and it started multiplying in cost. Probably next winter's project and now I have brand new pieces to replace and recycle ;-)

 

Couple shots from a much needed "break"

 

Can you remind me again what type lift you have?

 

Coachbuilder TRD Pro Kit. Won't touch anything else until I blow up these shocks or they get worn.

 

Nice. I was hoping you’d say that. Lol. Impatiently waiting for my Kit to arrive.

 

Nice looking truck.

 

Yep. That is a nice looking truck. Love the color

 

Got the ever important Rigid fog light shake fix completed, 2 zip ties later what a difference. Shame on Toyota for how loose that housing sits in there.
Did a bit more trimming to front lower fenders to reduce rubbing in reverse.

Roof is getting wrapped in black satin 3M vinyl. Not about to have the tress take off my paint while off-roading and such.

More lighting coming and still choosing a controller for all of the lighting.

Getting off road next week and hope to get some great shots in its native habitat!

 

dude!! a ram rammed u? i feel your pain

 

Well that's a wrap!
Protected up top in satin black and now out exploring some of the trails up in Cass County, MN. Pretty dry but managed to find a little mud

 

looks good. do you have a bumper spacer to clear the 35's MT ? looks like the front bumper lines are not aligned with wheel well.
how do you like the KM3's so far ?

 

I have the full Coach Builder setup including the bumper spacer (and some light trimming to minimize rubbing in reverse)

The KM3s are awesome! They are a little bit louder than the K02s I had but amazing in sand and dirt / rock. Their design to leave rocks and media on the ground and not grab and throw them is impressive on gravel roads. Curious to see how much louder they'll get after 40k but I'm religious about rotating every 5k.

Wanting to not touch the factory suspension setup until they are worn and need to be replaced I am very happy with how this truck performs on and off-road with the slight modifications installed.

Next step is sliders and starting to plan out a cargo management system for the bed.

 

Couple updates as I've been traveling and modding...

New @Baja Designs squadron sport wide angle fogs in a custom housing designed by @Bannock452 . Absolutely perfect design and fitment.


Got to go camping and check out 4-Low finally as we had about an 80' spruce across the road out of camp.
https://youtu.be/xbTIKUGyj_Y

https://youtu.be/wJ2fl4JPXbM




I have pulled the trigger on a set of RRW V3 Sliders that I'm pretty excited about. Love the design of these and I'll welcome some much need protection.

 

My favorite truck on this forum - including mine. Beautiful!

 

let us know how the KM3s perform in rain /snow this winter. They are on my short list for new set of tires.

 

Thank you so much. It's been quite a journey and I'm just getting starting!

Unfortunately that's a hard pass for what I do and where I go in Minnesota. I run Blizzak DMV2s that are a bit narrower and have steroidal traction. I ran my K02s on my Taco's in the snow before they hit 30k and weren't bad. I feel like I'd be bambi with the KM3s and some of the ice shyte we go through up here. I can tell you that they are great in sand and mud and aren't too noisy (don't get me wrong there's a hum)
Towing that tree out I had to be careful because they dug hard into class 5. They are also pretty good at leaving rocks on the ground. Big win there

 

Beautiful rig and amazing photos!

 

Since ya'll like the pictures... hopefully you'll love the videos. This was a rough day on the paint with the 8+ inches of wet snow pushing the trees into the trail. Had the KM3s on...and absolutely brilliant in the heavy snow/sand/mud.

https://youtu.be/edkNwa05jEw

https://youtu.be/39pCw_sax1o

 

looks like fun !

 

Very fun day....very expensive day. Had to get a full cut and polish and then get re-coated with SPS graphene. Very lucky more damage wasn't done as one trail we went down was just too tight but went past a point of no return. Very blessed to have the detailer #joeyclean I do in my life. Definitely wouldn't go this hard in the woods without him!


In other very exciting news my RRW V3 sliders are in and I should be able to get them installed this weekend. I'll post up a bunch of pictures soon of them. Really love their design!

 

Shining like a new penny!

 

you running the winter tires already ?

 

My last trip was a weekend ago. Winters and locked and loaded.