What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Just gave myself something to do during the xmas holiday. Can't wait to install these bad boys!

 

I love the way it drowns out the noisy fan on startup.

 

for a somewhat mechanically inclined fellow how hard was the underseat stoarge? Also where did you get it?

 

I have never seen those flares before. Love the smaller profile. I actually have a set of Bushwacker OEM's in the garage and mind sell those in favour of these!

 

https://www.esptruck.com/
The plastic storage bin just requires you to cut out the template that they send and then cut your carpet and foam. So it should be pretty easy. They have some metal locking bins that are almost the same install but they bolt under the back seats so they have to be unbolted and rebolted. What their videos and it should make you pretty confident.

Edit: I haven't checked in awhile but there used to be a discount for forum members. Search ESP on here or someone will chime in with current discount codes. Used to save you $50

 

ok im getting my LTC and a glock just cause of this

 

I believe they were 10 or 15% off

 

I used to carry a Monopoly 'get out jail free card' that I paper clipped to my registration. Officer got a laugh usually all I get was a warning. Then a sheriff kept the card, she said I could only use it once a game.

 

A couple of things done yesterday. I had been wanting to protect the front of the truck from rock chips and sand blast from the crushed lava rock used in central Oregon for winter traction. The stuff works great on packed snow and ice, but is hell on paint.

I went to Lemezing Design in Salem, OR and they did a great job installing a clear protective film made by X-Pel. Bumpers, grill surround, headlights, fog lights, front 1/3rd of the hood and the front of the scoop and about 1/3 rd of the fenders. They also covered the indents of the door handles, all four door edges, the mirrors and the door sills below the vinyl sill covers. The effect is subtle and hardly noticeable, which is exactly what I was after. I had them tint the front windows to match the rears as well. I like the daytime look. We shall see what I think of it when I'm driving more at night. These guys do great work and their attention to detail is impressive. It was obvious that they take great pride in their work.

 

Installed new LED interior lights. Started a new thread with more pictures. Check it out.....
https://www.tundras.com/threads/precision-led-interior-upgrade.79614/

 

In Maryland it’s strictly enforced. It better be on your bumper.

 

You didn’t exactly say what you had done. Some sort of protection?

also tinting the front windows does lower viability at night but not too bad.

 

Easiest wiring experience out there. I have the 4 and still very happy with it

 

What did I do today? I drove my 1,000th mile. It's not new anymore

 

Bought them on Amazon. I wanted to keep a stealth look on my truck so got them in matte black.

 

Great, that was one of the main reasons that I went with it!

 

Tinted Toyota logo. TSS still works just fine.

 

They’re the OEM Toyota floormates.

 

Damn, I actually really like those flares; I have the smooth bushwackers right now. How far do they stick out?

 

Added an ARE CX HD shell.

 

Is it a PITA to use your bed with that tire carrier? Seems like it would be.

 

What year OEM mates??

 

Very nice!.... any chance to see another angle, maybe straight head on? Did you do or have done? If you did, what did you use by chance?

 

Ha, yeah sorry for not making it more "clear". I had paint protection film placed on the front of the truck.

 

Rolled over the 3K mile mark (in only 9 weeks...)

 

Yikes...I hit it today at only 6 weeks.

 

Lots of travel for the Army! I just rolled over 500 miles but it took 7 months.

 

Did you paint your grill insert? It looks glossy.

 

Finally, taillights that match the drls on the headlights
Got these put on late last night.

IMO, this is the design toyota should have gone with.

 

I can’t agree more. Installed mine Wednesday.