@@kuyaraythedj No problem! Thanks for watching and it’s a bummer that it rubs but you learn to live with it and it’s only in pot holes and sharp turns haven’t had to change the tires since I posted this video they are still going strong 💪🏻

@@BenitoAmador-lk6vu so to remove it put it back in the oven for about 5 min or less you don’t want the glue too soft cuz it will make a mess and won’t completely come off and just warm enough to scrape it off with a flathead and keep cleaning the flathead so it dosent get stuck onto it good luck!

@@Rickdiamond07 I had one minute friend anyways remove the 3 screws unplug it, then the blower fan is pressed on I laid the motor on 2 concrete blocks holding it in the air make sure it’s not touching the floor and the blower fan facing up and I hammered the pin in the middle with a Phillip screw driver or something of that size until it came off be gentle don’t damage the blower motor because then it won’t press on how it should hope this helps a little bit

It's in front/below the glove box. There's a regulator too kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXKpg6qkhMdkfpI

Hopefully this dosent come off as rude but you can mute it and thank you for you’re input will keep in mind 👍🏻

Hondapartsnow.com if it’s out of stock look up the part number on google and there’s other Honda Acura websites that might have it hope you find one good luck!

Vvivid is the company name and the color is called gloss Smurf blue and yellow is 3M gloss bright yellow both great vynils

@@gabrieltowers3966 thank you for replying. I already have an ek hatch in y56 paint job. The blue vinyl will really pop. I love your build. It inspired me to do the same

Thanks for the support ! I never had trouble finding the part I just put the part number and it sent me to some sketchy sites that were Honda and Acura oem and i ended up going with one of those websites and even though they had them in stock they did message me that they didn’t have them and had to order from another company i still got my part. You should message the company that have them out of stock sometimes they can help you locate one hope this helps!

Yes I bought the cheap ones as well for an ap2 I plan on making a video on that process but from my understanding is you can swap the internals which was my plan while changing the amber marker for the jdm style clear one and once you remove insides you should have access to the beams to align them hope this helps thanks for watching!

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This is the link to the ones I bought exactly and the 5 lug Tacomas should be the same from 1995 to 2015 so these should work fine just make sure whatever wheels you’re using use the lug pattern 6x5.5

i appreciate it so much @@gabrieltowers3966

Funny that you say mine is cracking 96 🌮

No vibration I have probably the biggest tires you can run which is 33 inches

No issues they been working great I haven’t messed with them since I installed them

Okay thanks would you recommend using thread locker on the Allen bolts

So make sure you checked all you’re fuses for headlights taillights and DRL and cluster since it’s all connected first if you done that also check all you’re grounds on you’re headlights and taillights could be something as simple as that if not start switching bulbs around could be a short somewhere make sure wires aren’t chewed up let me know if you figure it out

@@gabrieltowers3966 so ive checked fuses, relays, headlight switch and tail lights do work. Only thing i havent checked were grounds and the cluster

I’ve had problems with taillights before and it was a ground problem on my Tacoma i would think that could be the same problem with you’re headlights but I’ve also had one bulb go bad and effect the other bulb on the other side and I just bought a new one and started working but if you already checked all that then has to be one of those 2 things

Yes it should I don’t know the lug pattern for the 2013 is different but just make sure you get you’re trucks lug pattern and the wheels you’re gonna put on lug pattern correctly so it can fit

Another question man do I have to buy the lug nuts separately and if so what size or do you have a link to them?

@@adriangutierrez2264 so it comes with a full set of lug nuts for the first adapter than the 2nd adapter where you’re wheel is gonna sit I had to buy new ones to fit the 2020 wheels I bought mine at my local oriellys you can also try junkyard but if I had to guess since you’re truck is a 2013 you should have those type of lug nuts as far as lug thread size I think most Tacomas run M12-1.50 just make sure when you buy the adapter it has that exact thread size let me know if you need a link to something 👍🏻

Thanks that is helpful. I will.

I’m pretty sure the diagrams should be close on the fuse boxes for these trucks just check the fuses inside you’re truck first check all of them sometimes they have the dash lights connected to the headlights if those are good then try changing the same relay as I did in the video don’t buy one at the store or online cuz it’s alot of money I went to a local junkyard got 2 for a $1

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I forgot one way to fix this is to get a hub centric ring. I got a OD 106mm to 78mm (which should fit to the spacer's size).

Thanks for the info,yeah this setup is definitely just a daily thing not so much to beat up which I have done a bit and has held up fine hopefully you can get that vibration fixed you’re running the perfect tire for the setup

Yeah the kit works really well great lift in the back the front spacer I wish would be about 1 inch higher but still enough room and I just wanted those model wheels and didn’t really wanna sell and buy a 6 lug especially since this 4cyl is a gas saver 😎

No difference in the handles anywhere everything lines up how it should might be stronger than OEM cuz I broke both on my s2k to easy and I haven’t had a problem with these have had them on since I made the video 4 years ago so yeah cheap and easy to find door handle thanks for watching!👍🏻

@@gabrieltowers3966 that is awesome to hear and appreciate the quick response! Keep up the good work man 👏🏼

KZbin to the rescue yet again. Great video. 1 minute after watching it was out on both sides. Great video my friend. Thanks

No problems I do have the rubbing still on potholes but that’s just me being stubborn and staying with the 33 inch tires but besides that truck has driven flawless

Tomato tamato my friend lol

Thanks! Yeah the only reason I went base was for gas besides that definitely worth going pre runner this is more for looks than performance rides the same but with these spacers i wouldn’t dare going off-road or anything crazy does hold pretty good if you’re hauling something I think you can get 1inch before having to mess with suspension but that would be with cab spacers wouldn’t recommend that. the lift kit i installed is picked it up about a inch with the spaced that goes in the suspension and about 1.5 inches in the back I’m running the 33 inch tires all around good in the back rubs in the front with some pot holes so definitely go smaller tires I’m still running it with those tires it’s my daily haven’t had any problems with the adapters or the lift kit but not many options for our base 🙃

How did u found those spacers???? Thanks

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@@Elmichoacano-1 this is the link to the ones I bought on eBay you can also type in you’re bolt pattern and pattern you’re looking to get and it should show you different spacers from various company’s

@@gabrieltowers3966 thanks cause I have a 95 Toyota 2wd and I just wanna lift up like 2 inches

Yeah it’s a 280z it’s just the car I got is a 240z with a 280z rear conversion so you’re not wrong thanks for watching 👍🏻

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This is the link on eBay to the kit I bought it’s specifically for the 2wd Tacoma’s same company has them for the 4x4 tacomas

Yes it does have screws you just remove those that’s my plan I wanna do a clear lens conversion for the blinker I will be doing a video on that soon 👍🏻

Definitely a short somewhere between the headlights and the cruise control and whatever is connected to the same circuit so if you messed with any of these things I would start there make sure everything is connected right or nothing is missing let me know if you have anymore questions ! 👍🏻

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Hey boss does this work for a 2007 2wd base model 5Lug ?

​ I had the same question too for my tacoma 2011 2wd 5 lug

Appreciate it🙏🏻

Yes I’m definitely going back down in tire size once I have to change them I was running a 245 before these and that had slight rubbing so I would say maybe 235 would be the perfect size but definitely going 225 you’ll be on the safer side all these 3rd gen Tacoma wheels look spectacular on our 1st gen good luck on you’re build 👍🏻

@@gabrieltowers3966 What torque spec did you use for the hex bolts? And did you end up using loc-tite?

@@albinolujan the instructions it came with said 50-55 and says it is recommended to use loctite I didnt put any on mine been good so far just says to check it after a month to make sure everything is good

@@gabrieltowers3966 thanks! I'm installing mine today!

@@albinolujan awesome good luck any questions let me know 👍🏻

How come?

I used the spring compressor set you just need to put it in the correct location to be able to connect the arm and then remove the spring compressor not easy you might need to do some hammering and a jack can help as well

Just deep cleaning with degreaser but I would recommend dry ice blasting seems to do the job very well 👌🏻

I will be doing a video on the installation part of it but my plan is too drill out holes on the new pan to spot weld in the same area the old spot welds are

Thank you ! And Leave it flat

Thank you man 🙏🏻

The conversion was already done by the previous owner but did a pretty bad job over cutting letting leaks in if not yeah I would much rather go that route thanks for the comment 👍🏻

Something I’ll definitely look into I don’t really understand the whole KZbin algorithm thing so I’m positive you’re right thanks for the comment and watching the videos!