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

Love that front end, great shot too

 

I identify her as a 2.75 Gen

 

Cool photo! That stance looks awesome.

 

flash sale to your homie TheBeast ?

 

...dem LEDs

 

very nice !

 

Thanks!

 

Does it shift smoother and maybe hunt for gears less when at a slower speed after the change? I'm just at 130,000 and I'm not sure when the last change was. Thinking I might have to get that done pretty soon.

 

Finally had a chance to install my Voodoo rack. This rack is solid AF !

 

It seemed to yes. I’ll really see if there’s a difference tomorrow morning. I think one lesson learned from the process is make sure to check the level using the check port. Mine ended up being ~1/2 quart or more low. This thread reminder me that I needed to get this maintenance done. https://www.tundras.com/threads/on-...the-transmission-any-issues-after-that.46398/ I’ll report back if on what I see tomorrow as I’m hopeful.it fixed the occasional gear hunting.

 

Most likely, it’s gonna be my spare . I need to stop rolling with them Tacos and Jeeps lol

 

That sure looks like a sweet rig intended to be off the beaten path with your rack.

I noticed your fender flares too, those must be fiberglass

 

Thanks!I’m the biggest wooosie when hitting the trail hahaha.. yes Advanced Fiberglass sir!

 

The wider stance completes the transformation from stock

 

How did you remove the rail plastic caps and not have a ton of holes?

 

I have fiberglass bedsides

 

Tackled the DIY taillight smoking and plasti-dipped the grille this weekend!

 

New tires! 275/70r18s Falken wildpeaks

 

Centric rotors and Napa adaptive one pads in the rear today.

 

I also noticed your special rear shocks add well

 

Just ordered a bunch of stuff to start building my fridge drop down slide. Need to finish wiring up my fuse panel in the back too.

 

Had a Thule TracRac installed in preparation for when I find the right RTT.!!

 

I finished making my afr gauge mount that replaces the stock brake controller location, pretty stoked with how it turned out. I wanted to keep the interior looking as stock as possible and not have gauges hanging off the column or A-pillar.

 

Welcome to the Tundra side. I used to follow your FJ80 build on IH8Mud. Looking forward to what you do here.

 

Install a couple or spider lights on my 2013 tundra

 

Nice! Looks really good. Do they come with bulbs/LEDs or is that on you?

 

Hooked up the old horse wagon and went for a ride at the local rodeo grounds.



Look how far I got on removing the black pillar wrap between the windows haha

 

Are the other Cowboys looking at you funny when they see your wheels? LOL

 

All day! Haha I love it haha