What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Keeps getting better. Living the life

 

I agree. I changed mine at 5k. I felt like it took forever to change it with the set up and may have to consider taking it to the service center if I don't become more efficient. Only time will tell.

 

Have you test out the snorkel yet?

 

Every day? It's less for water and more for keeping the air clean. There's only 7k miles on my truck and I already had to clean out the airbox. Working on a farm and driving on Montana roads fill it up quick. As far as water crossings go, I'd prefer to avoid them, but it's nice to have in case of emergency. I'm not exactly a doomsday prepper but I like to know I'm getting my truck ready for the apocalypse.

 

I'm a 5k kind of guy. Eff waiting 10k

 

No kids, no wife, and two jobs will do that!

 

Lol...I completely understand!

 

Nice looking wheels! What size are they and how much do they weigh?

 

KMC KM717 17x8.5" 23lbs, they come in +18 and 0 offset. Got them for $160 from BB Wheels.

https://www.kmcwheels.com/product/wheels/km717/?attribute_pa_finish=matte-bronze

 

10k - 2x4
5k - 4x4

 

Looks good but paint that tailpipe!

 

Haha, just did the BAM tip, that does sound like a good idea.

 

I can't wait to do mine. When my BAM budget system comes I'm gonna take off the whole rear section, scrub it down good and give it a proper paint job. I don't know why more people don't paint it. Looks so cheezy having a beautiful tip and a rusted out pipe lol

 

She Clean and getting weekly Part Adds

 

Took me a while to realize they were going that long (or 1 year whichever comes first) but now I've been watching the oil closer to see if it needed done early - and after 15k km the oil still looked new, like I could barely see it on the dipstick the same way it is right after I do an oil change on the wife's car. Was a pleasant surprise that after 64k km's on the truck, 15k kms and 11 months between oil changes and it still looked like I could put it into the wife's car. Still feels so wrong to go more than 8k kms but hey this is Toyota's recommendation and if I went by oil colour it would be good for another 16k kms.

 

I only bought my truck a little over a month ago (7/19/20) and have been running the snot out of it...(4300miles) so its no surprise the oil was black.
Im sure as the engine continues to break in, the oil will last a little longer.

 

Just got the BAMuffler Std 10" in the mail. Can't wait to get it on JoLinda. Thanks again @power80 for the awesome deal.

 

This picture is making me want to get rid of my black method wheels and go with this color. Looks awesome!

 

I was an early adopter to the Black Wheel movement with my 2011 Tacoma. Over it because everyone in So Cal is running that now so sold it, got a Tundra and changed wheel color. Was going to get the insides powdercoated a OG color but cost was out of my current budget.

 

Picked up some bull rings for the bed rails

 

Switches came!

 

I was on the fence about this rear bumper, but seeing it now, I think I'll place the order on Monday.
Nice looking truck!

 

Thanks! I ran JBA on my 14 4runner, repeat customer! They’ve always performed well for me.

 

Washed and waxed.....and drank beer....all day....

 

Dude these trucks take forever for a full wash and wax! The beer definitely helps.

 

Those Tyger's look good. Damn side steps! My set are definitely functional, but can't help but think there is another set out there that will get the job done, but look better too. I have been running the Iron Cross Patriot steps. They were very easy to install and after two years still look like new. Finish is still like the day I bought them. I use them every time I get into the truck that has a 2.5/1.0 leveling.

 

30K Maintenance day... Changed front and rear differential fluid with RedLine 75W85 synthetic gear oil, changed engine oil, and replaced both the engine and cabin air filters.

 

Hilarious!!

 

She was hungry. Which gas do you guys use? Regular, plus, or premium?