What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

I have been pondering these as well...

Yes, heat is an option.

http://www.toro1.tw/product_1019570.html

 

Yes they are still power adjusted but the whole mirror moves. The convexed part is manual so if you adjust your mirrors you will have to get out and adjust the convex. Not sure how to post a link but here’s my try....
https://spottermirror.com/p/toyota/2007-2020-tundra-spotter-mirror/
The wires from the stock mirror plugs into the new mirror. I have not used the defrost yet.

 

Can't find where to order them from that site tho...

Sweet - I just found that site about the time you posted. Order placed...

 

I have a set that I picked up used off this forum that has (had) the same problem. Hit them with the pressure washer to clean them up and most of the powder coat came off real easy. Was thinking of options and maybe doing the same thing, can I ask how much they charged you to line-x them?

 

It’s been almost 3 months since getting creative with relocating the TSS, for anyone considering an aftermarket grille or any grille for that matter that doesn’t have a spot for TSS, works like a charm!

TSS Update/Transmission Cooler Coming To The 2020 Tundra
https://youtu.be/M1NF8bcRz_c

 

Did N-Fab give you any sort of remedy under their 5-year warranty on the powder coat?

 

Added a bracket from Powertank for my 5lb propane tank. Seems like it'll work pretty well, but wasnt cheap

 

Whats the offset on those wheels?

 

Finally removed my liner before it start raining, found some rust build up on the bed too.. now time to get some rhino lining for it.

 

Lmk how it goes

 

Will do Calvin

 

Very nice!

 

Built the battery cables for the battery box finally. Then had to stop the rest of the wiring cuz I left my wiring supplies at a friend's house. We were gonna wire up some LEDs on his Vstrom and got side tracked. Oh well. The build continues.

So moved onto organizing the interior a little. Took out the dbl cab factory storage container cuz it doesn't really work for my set up. Bought these Plano boxes at the depot for $15 each and basically triples the storage and organized it ten fold. Happy with this for sure and can easily remove if I decide to pick up some hitch hikers an need the seat. May have to bungie these down but not a problem.



Then in between rain sessions installed the K9 mounts on the tent and started laying out where the solar panel is going to go along with sorting out the mounting of it. Pretty sure it's going here.



Solar panel frame is bare aluminum so may paint it black to conceal things a little more. Too humid for any painting today.

 

They wanted me to order another set through the site that I ordered them from and then pay to ship the other ones back. I told them no because shipping would have been expensive and the next set would just do the same thing. Alot of mass produced items have crappy powdercoat jobs on them.

 

And it just still fits in my garage!

 

Today I installed Firestone ride rite bags on my TRD pro along with Daystar cradles.

 

Makes towing sooo much better.

 

The vinyl looks great. I'm going to pull the trigger on it soon I think. A few questions...How hard was it? I have a vinyl cutter, so I understand the product a little. How large of a piece do I need? Were you able to do it on the truck, or had to remove the ends? What brand vinyl did you use? Any tips/tricks? Thank you for any preliminary help you can provide.

 

Installed hertz 6.5 in the doors and a JL powered sub

 

Need to post that truck over in the Lunar Rock club! Nice setup

 

I wish they made them for the tow mirror glass. I’d love the extra angle view.

 

My nephew has his own detail business and he’s the one who wrapped them. He did them with the caps on, but I think it would be better for you to remove them. There are a few imperfections on my mine. I wrapped them for the mean time until I decide on a new front bumper. I believe he used 3M brand vinyl, but not sure how much product he used. There are some difficult angles on the caps, but with a little time and finesse, you’ll be fine.

 

If your tires rub the front plastic molding and want to fix the issues....coach builder 1/2” bumper shims fixed my rubbing. 3.5” lift rims 20/9/+12 tires 33.1x10.8x20. Prior would rub at full lock now have 3/4” gap. I also loosened the factory end caps and pushed it another 1/4” out. Hence the 3/4” gap at full lock

 

Will these create enough for 35’s? (Currently on a 3” suspension lift).

 

Running 33” with 3/4” gap maybe 34” but 35” not to sure

 

I got these for my truck. Very nice, easy to install, awesome blind spot mirror. Power adjustable and heated.

 

mind sharing how much?

 

Bags were $391 from e-trailer. Daystar Cradles were $70 from Amazon.
Amazon had the air bags a little cheaper from a third party seller but I went with e-trailer because I’ve had good luck with them a lot.

 

So, if any of you decides to get a Move rear classic bumper, its a good idea (if you aren't welding it yourself) to ask your fabricator to make new mounts for it, as the ones they provide give very little room and the tailgate might hit it.

A call to customer support, the refunded me a couple hundred bucks, and said they'd talk about changing the mounts in the future.

Awesome bumper besides that little hiccup and looks pretty awesome, too, in my opinion.

 

I did the AJT black out and love the look. Used 2020Platinum's video