What have you done to your 2nd gen Tundra today?

they go over, so its much simpler. im debating getting the heated seat kit before i go ahead and install them

 

Thanks guys,

They're the perforated leather option and I got them at Clazzio.com using the Valentine's sale code that they had. The covers were a VD present from my wife. She just didn't know that she bought them for me

They do fit over the existing upholstery unlike the Katzkins that are really a complete re-upholstery. Install wasn't as bad as thought it was going to be in terms of a wrestling match. But you do need access to the back of the rear seats. So if you have a DC and have not done the rear seat mod yet, you will need to unbolt them so you can lift the seat back off the securing hangers.

I skipped the heated seats. Rumor is that the ones supplied by Clazzio aren't that good. Now that I know what I'm doing, it wouldn't be too difficult to pull the front seats and re-install with a third party unit in the future.

 

Tried putting in a 12 radio in my 07 to get bluetooth, but that's not how it works apparently. Plugged in and the radio worked fine, but got an error message saying "no BT player found"

 

Also put in my AJT knobs

 

Moved that rear breather finally....yes I cleaned up the thread lock. Not many more 1 armed mods I can do!

 

They look so good!

 

link ?

 

cut the exhaust to clear at full droop dem Deavers + bypasses.

before: leaf pack resting on exhaust at full droop..

after:

 

I'm very pleased with them, they feel great.

https://www.ajtdesign-llc.com/online-store/Climate-Knobs-2007-2013-Tundra-4-PACK-p130020498

 

Well, I didn't install it yet - but I did just order my 8" Standard kit from Dirty Deeds Industries.
I can't wait!

 

Installed the ECGS front clamshell bushing. No more 15-45mph 2wd grumble! I did need a 39mm 12pt for a axle nut. I bought their removal tool which worked great but cheaped out on the install tool so it was a little challenging to get it started straight then pounded in fine. I would recommend freezing your new bushing but I forgot that step. After it was done I had a squeaking sound around 20 mph, put it in 4wd and the squeak went away, back to 2wd and it's still gone, must have needed to get the gear oil all mixed around. The worst part of the install was my frame was just coated so I ruined a shirt rubbing my arms against that sticky CRC.

 

Did you need to remove the axle nut (and I'm assuming the whole CV axle) to pull it out of the diff? I thought people were able to undo the two LCA-to-spindle bolts and swing the whole wheel/hub assembly out far enough to pull the CV axle out of the diff?

 

Just some of the upgrade I made to my 2013 4.6l Tundra.
Started to get rid of some of the chrome.......next I`m looking to change the rims and tires.....
I`m from Trinidad so everything is ordered online........

 

Clean truck

 

Maybe it's possible to swing all that junk aside but it's tight quarters to drive the new bushing in so I opted to undo the one 39mm axle nut and the axle slid right out allowing me to undo two lower ball joint bracket bolts and swing the entire spindle towards the front of the wheel well.

 

Picked up a used topper today with roof rack, sweet score for $500. Like new condition, plan is to bedline it in black and wrap the truck white.




Along with my decked setup, this would make a sweet weekendlander rig no? queen mattress fit back there and i can fit 2 thicc chicks with me.

 

Thanks....
It`s a weekend driven....

 

lol fuck yeah! i've been looking for a deal like that for a minute. craigslist out here just aint producing

 

nice find but if you wrap the truck and white you're going to lose 50 horsepower!

 

Dang! He went there.

 

I found it on FB marketplace, seller was asking $800, after some haggling and some BS on my part (told him i can drive a little further and get this for $450 and im getting ond today so let me know) after some silence the dude say okay when can you come get it. The rack alone is worth money, overall in great shape, didn't see any scratches or chips. Keep trolling C list and FB market you'll land one bro.

 

If i could wrap my truck any color I'd probably pick something other than white. I'd probably go with something to blend into the trees with so nobody would bug me, ESPECIALLY if it'll be off-road and have me and my girl sleeping in it. i don't like being near people, much less seen by them, when i'm out camping.

nice i'll have to get on there and take a look, not much a of a facebooker but i could be for a deal!

 

that's all you need really..haha !

 

Looking at these on-line. Are yours Black or Gray?

 

Just trying to match my stable of vehicles

 

Tried to go through a carwash, the kid busted out a measuring tape and say nope, you're too big sir. So they ended up power washing the mud off infront of the entrance, only charged me $10 and i tipped them an extra 10. Truck still dirty, but manageable and i can get it detailed later.

 

They are Black with Black stitching. What they usually listed as In Stock. Any other color is generally a custom order and potentially a really long wait.

 

Without the context of the previous sentence, it'd make a person think ya caught the clap recently

 

If I was gonna buy a hunting truck, that'd be it right there! Diggin how your ride looks with a topper buddy.

 

It rides a little different now, i wanna say it's more stable since the rear end is heavier, but also feels a little slower. can't wait to finish building a sleeping area back there, this is my cross country roadtrip vehicle.