SERIOUS COMFORT & TACTICAL UPGRADE - 3rd Gen Tacoma - Desert Does It - Seat Jackers and MMP's.
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2020
- DESERT DOES IT
The only solution to the 2nd and 3rd Gen Tacoma's less than optimal seating position.
Desert Does It is a new company with some seriously innovative products.
Front Seat Jacker $94.99
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Rear Seat Jacker $49.99
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Front Multi-Mount Panel $69.99
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Rear Multi-Mount Panel $89.99
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Tools
Pittsburgh Metric and SAE Hex Key Set
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Hex Bit Socket Set Metric and SAE
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Pittsburgh Pro 3/8 Socket Driver
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Pittsburgh Torque Wrench
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I have been getting leg cramps after about 3 hours of driving. Just installed today and what a huge difference! Glad I found this video!
That is so awesome!!! Glad I could help!!!
I watched this video about a week ago and placed the order for both front and rear. Product arrived very fast. I have everything installed which was also fast and easy. Great step by step video made it very easy to install. So far so good!! I'm 6'00 and still have plenty of head room and I don't feel like I'm setting on the floor anymore.
Thank you very much and I’m glad you are enjoying the Multi Mount Panels. They are so useful and comfort is everything.
Well, that looks more secure than putting my Shield between the parking brake and the console in a pocket holster.
Yea it definitely is and a much faster draw.
Never seen a better install video and can tell you take editing very seriously. As an owner of a 2020 Tacoma TRD Pro, you bet I'm subscribing to see what other cool goodies I can add to my truck. Given the thickness of the front seat mount for your firearm, consider adding a 2" wide Velcro strap (just the soft side of the Velcro pair) around the tip and bottom holes. This will hold your clip based holster firmly in place so you don't risk jerking out the holster along with the firearm in an emergency. You can get a 50' long roll of 2" wide Velcro soft side from Amazon or under $15.
Thank you very much, we try to make the best videos possible. That is also a great tip. I’ll try it out.
Just what I was looking for! 🙏
Perfect!!!
Nice video. I swear I feel like you and I live close to each other from shots in videos and I think I’ve seen your truck 🤙🏻
Thank you very much and hello neighbor!! Feel free to flag me down and say hi.
How do you not have 100k+ subscribers. Absolutely great vid! Keep it up
Doug Law thank you so much. Apparently it’s a slow build. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Pretty Cool
Ordered mine on Monday, they arrived today (thurs), got both seats done by myself in less than 30min thanks to this video. Used a 8” piece of 2x4 to prop the seat back instead of tying it off, worked great. Seat feels wayyyy more comfortable now. Thinking about trying the rear spacers too. About to take a 2500mi road trip soon, this mod should make the long hours in the seat a lot easier on my back. Totally worth the price IMO 👍🏻
Very cool man. Great to hear. I use mine everyday.
i dont understand why so many people have a problem with the seat position. all i could think about while watching this is that its gunna make my head touch the roof
It raises to seat position up in the front to give you a bit more leg room. It works very well. I have longer legs.
@@AdventureBuilt What's the followup on the seat jackers? I know for sure you need the fronts but what setup did you run with in the rear after playing around with it?
Well done
Thank you very much!!!
Yeah, I was going to order a set until I saw it was $190 for the two front seats. Come on guys, this is about $10 worth of parts.
Cool, go make some then for $10 and sell them.
@@mattltech yes, you definitely did get your panties in a bunch
Multi mount panel is definitely something you could make EASILY.
I agree with you about the cost. It’s $15-20 worth of material... but then again you have to understand that most of the people will just waste their money on stupid crap and then argue with you about how good it is:)
Just ordered a set👍🏽
I know one of the machinists that made these products! Cool guy and cool products!
Very cool. It really is pretty awesome.
Hey great video! I just bought it because of this video. I was just wondering what holster and clip did you use to mount it. Thanks!
Oh man, that is so cool. The holster I made myself but you can buy them from GCode holsters or a bunch of other brands. It is an In The Waistband holster with a tab at the bottom of the belt clip. So functional. You will love it.
use loctite! mine already came loose twice because i didn't use any threadlocker when i first installed them. and i used a torque wrench so torque wasn't the issue.
How did your holster attach to the MMP? I'm wondering how secure it is, and if to use something like Safariland's QLS system. Thanks in advance!
I attached mine with an IWB clip. It’s pretty secure but sometimes on big hits it will turn a little sideways. I think the QLS system might work really well for a duty holster type setup. I usually run in the waistband holster when I’m in my truck though. Let me know if you can think of something that works awesome with the IWB holsters.
Not to be a turd, but if you don’t hold a torque wrench at the handle… well, you change the actual torque being applied. Same goes with using a cheater bar or crowsfoot etc
Definitely not a turd and it totally agree for the most accurate reading but the tools I have are not super accurate and the force is read at the head of the tool. It won’t make a massive amount of difference for this type of install. Now if I was assembling a motor or something where torque specs are king then I would definitely do things much different.
@@AdventureBuilt that’s fair. Just wanted to make sure you weren’t missing info. I’m an aircraft mechanic so we are in a habit of always reminding each other and new mechanics about this stuff. Nice truck!
You mentioned you had Husky floor mats. Did you need to trim the floor mats for it to fit with the molle panels?
No I actually am able to push the back of the floor mat under my accessories. I currently am running a fire extinguisher on the panel. Works great.
I like the idea, my only concern is could the change the driver position in relation to the air bags? I am sure its small difference, but wonder if people on the extreme sides of the size scale.. just a thought.. Keep up the good work, I really like your show..
Bodhi Beard I wouldn’t think it would make to much difference considering the various heights of people in general. Just a thought.
Lord I can’t put my seat any higher . At 6’2” I will be in the roof
Yea you don’t want to do that.
@@AdventureBuilt it’s a great idea though , just for a shorter person
This is a great product - what the Tacoma really needs is a telescoping steering wheel. WTF was Toyota thinking?
You aren’t the only one saying that. Not a problem for me but I know a lot people complain about it.
Can I just do the Front Seat Jacker and Panel.... or do I need the rear seat jackers as well?
You can definitely just use the front seat jacker and panel. Rear is optional, just know that the front of your seat will be a bit higher.
My front seat jacker was a “plain” aluminum, not gloss black like yours. I wonder why? Just installed mine last week.
That is weird. If you did not order it Raw I would contact Desert Does It and see what they say. It’s still badass even raw.
Looks cool, but it would be so much better if that front mount panel was one solid piece. Looks like you lose maybe a row or two of MOLLE slots because of how it joins together.
I haven’t noticed it being a loss since there is so much there. You can only fit so much on the panel anyway.
How well do your aftermarket floor mats fit now?
Roger Hagler I have the Husky floor mats. The front fits totally fine. The back is another issue. It kinda fits but you have to force it under the panel and it doesn’t look good.
@@AdventureBuilt I have the same issue in the back. I had a 1" thick shim that I cut to go under the rear posts, then bought new bolts from home depot. I didn't raise the front.
@@AdventureBuilt I left off the rear plastic covers on mine, I didn't like the look with them on. I think they look just fine like that. Front was no issue.
Are you left handed?
No but can shoot ambidextrous.
Will this make steering wheel closer to your legs
It will raise the front of the seat track by a couple inches which can definitely move the front of the seat angle closer to the steering wheel if you want it to. You can also lift the steering wheel up if you are just looking for a more comfortable seating position.
Will the Tacoma ones fit a 2021 4Runner?
I doubt it because as close as the Tacoma and 4Runner look they are engineered completely different.
Ok I was just wondering…just traded in the Tacoma for a 4Runner and on the website the seatjackers look identical
@@Darkxius they are identical. Confirmed with them
@@AG4runner wow thanks man! Appreciate it!
Is the holster just clipped to the mount?
It sure is. It’s an IWB holster and it works great.
@@AdventureBuilt Nice. I think I’ll be doing the same. That way it’ll work with whatever I’m carrying.
I have adhd can somebody come install this 4 me 😂
Where can I buy this kits ?
Check the link in the description. It’s awesome.
Your gun should be on your person and use oem Glock mags lol good vid.
woup511 hey thanks man. You are assuming I only carry 1 gun and pmags are good!!!