Fanciest Tundra on the dirt!

Gonna start up this build thread as a journal of what I do to the truck. This truck will see lots of dirt, as I do off road photography and this will be my main workhorse. The plans are 3 stages (I’m sure these lists will get longer)

• Stage 1: 33s, sliders, skid plates, front bumper, differential skid, LCA skids, rear shock tower skids, ABS protection
• Stage 2: 35s, small lift, lockers, switch pros, lighting, onboard air, winch
• Stage 3: 37s, bead locks, bigger lift; maybe long travel, chop chop, re-gear, roof rack & some fancy fender liners.

Here’s the first pic I took of the truck
03/05/24

And here is how the truck sits today (still need to do a real shoot of the truck; hopefully that will happen this weekend)
04/20/24

I also made and IG account for the truck if you all want to follow along on there. I post all my searching, installing, off-roading and fails
https://www.instagram.com/4x41794?igsh=dmI2czczcGhzdWxr

 

Good looking truck! You'll find quite a few members IGs here. https://www.tundras.com/threads/follow-for-follow-drop-your-instagram-handle-here.101067/

 

Welcome! I shot you a follow, can’t pass up some full size wheelin rig action

 

With all the bumpers and skid plates, you’ll need a lift and stiffer springs, so it’s should be stage 2, stage 1 and skip the 33’s and after if you feel like you need more then go for stage 3…

 

We have twins, 2020 1794 TRD Bilstein 6112's at 1.9"

275/70 Trail Grapplers




295/70 Toyo RT Trail

 

This is awesome gonna follow EVERYONE!!!!!

Yep I think you are right, I might do full duke suspension stage 2 cuz it will be plenty of weight, pretty much maxed out with us just sitting in the truck. Worth some thought for sure, that’s why I’m here

Oooooo nice! Good to know there is someone local to me selling a full set for $400…. Might have to take advantage

 

Ok so I’m gonna do this retroactively for now since I have already done a couple things…

First mod was easy, this center console was simply tooooooo massive. A quick lookup and order on Amazon did the trick, it fits snug and the cubby is extremely useful! Here is a screenshot from a video clip I shot.