White/SuperWhite/StormTrooper (Fastest Color Created) Picture/video Thread

Interior and exterior detail this week, man I'm getting old, so many body parts I didn't even know I still had ache

 

newest addition

 

Let the spending begin! Best part of adding MODS is seeing the transformation of your ride! Enjoy!

 

Kids are definitely cutting into my Tundra budget too! Lol enjoy buying stuff for your rig!

 

Fastest color by far!

 

Ocracoke Island today

 

Nice! Was down in OBX last weekend but didn't make it out on any of the beaches. Hoping to be able to sometime this summer.

 

Super white Pro....

 

Here's mine always loved super whites on toyota trucks. previous trucks were all super whites 2006 Tundra dc, 2016 tacoma, 2017 tundra trd pro and now back in an 2011 dc.

rock warrior grill, color match mirror and handles.

 

Super clean for a 2011! How many miles? May I ask why the circle back to a 2011 from a 2017 Pro?

 

The tailgate cover is growing on me...

 

Question... will it eat up paint without film kinda like flares rubbing? No, it won't be going on my truck, just asking for everyone to gain knowledge.

 

To be honest looks better in person. Tundra is not a real photogenic truck lol. I decided give it a try and I like it…

 

That idk ….won’t be coming off any time soon so won’t know till then lol

 

94k miles, its is mint condition. previous owner probably never saw dirt with this truck haha.

2017 trd pro, didn't make sense to keep it any longer, i had the crew cab and it was just wasted space. also had buyers remorse it was a lot of money for not much in upgrades lol, but no regrets in buying it, color match ftw.

i knew if i went back to 07+ tundras, i would get DC and things fell in place at just the right time, sold my 1st gen in profile pic for a good price and now im back.

picture of old pro.

 

Man, that truck is easily good for 250K+ more miles! I love seeing the older Toyota's like your 2011 right there with the newer ones. I had a 2000 and 2006 Tundra and now a 2016. I've still got an '89 pickup and also a 2002 4Runner. You planning on any mods to your Tundra or just keeping her stock?

 

my TRD BBS pro wheels will be delivered today, also have Falken 295's waiting at discount tire. she will be leveled. basically mimic a trd pro, i like simplicity mods, oem +, after wheel, tire and level. will do sequoia headlights.

 

Sounds like some great mod. plans. I too changed to the BBS Pro wheels but went with Cooper 295/70 tires...but the Falkens came in a close 2nd for me. I installed the TRD Fox Pro suspension and 1.5" shackles in the back. Pls. post some pics. once you're done - bet it will look great!

 

Wow, your old Pro looks great. Other than the wheels, your old truck looks almost exactly like mine!

 

Question about the shackles, if the truck is loaded up to the factory bump stops or lands on bump stop for a different reason isn't the spring then forced far lower than the factory design allows for, resulting in negative arch or toasted spring (s)? I see so many shackle lifts here but not too many bump stop modifications that match, so just trying to learn how it works or fails.

 

Hard for me to answer as I've never loaded or planned to load anywhere near the bump stops - but seems to be a valid question. My main goal was to improve the rake and offset a little when towing. One of the experts from Coachbuilder would be a better person to ask anyhow.

Best.

 

Had to bump this thread!

295/70/18, stock height, no rub.

 

Congrats! As predicted it looks great!

 

Picked up mine a few weeks ago. Came from a super white Tacoma to the super white Tundra.

 

How does the elevator work??

 

Haha, it does have Amp research power steps that help. I have a foldable stool I keep in the back for those vertically challenged.

 

Looks awesome! Just had to pull your chain

 

added the hood bulge, grill surround and bumper caps...

 

New headlights and a bath. Definitely an improvement over the stock lights.