What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Looks great! Please post more pictures. Wheels do look pretty close to 35s

 

No he has. Chrome badge and machined aluminum on his rims

 

This should be your signature lol

 

I feel like every other post is ‘did you add PPF?’

 

Just for the flares lol.

 

I really did not want to fight with removing the bushings from the leaf spring rear eyelets, I had to help my father-in-law replace front rotors and pads on his Honda Pilot, but most of all…I’m lazy! So today I had 4WP in Charleston install everything and align it. Good bunch of guys. The ride is bigs improved over the OEM Limited shocks, on and off-road. I’ve read some posts that the Coachbuilder shackle poly bushings help the jarring of going over concrete bridge seams…confirmed. Most of all though, I REALLY like the rake.

Once these Toyos bite the dust, going to a black 17” wheel with a +25 offset, and probably throw some Kenda Klever 35x10.5x17’s on ‘em.

 

Had my old shop (Stereo Shop/D.A.V.E.) install my old Pioneer head unit until my Alpine iLX-507 comes in. I just could not tolerate the stock Toyota amplified system any longer. Two JL 10TW1-4s in the Audio Enhancer TOYT180 box powered by a Pioneer GMDX971. No excursion issues and the bass is super tight for my genre (hard rock/metal). Focal Components up front powered off a JL amp. Rears are running off HU and TBH, not even a factor. I love the imaging from the stock tweeter dash placement compared to A pillars or even in the doors. It is soooo loud! I already apologized to my kids for not being able to hear my grandkids when they have them years from now. Once that Alpine comes in, I'll get more of the Maestro features on screen and some better audio quality too. Can't wait!

 

Got a chance to mount my element fire extinguisher and desert does it seat jackers. Seat jackers are a game changer

 

Adding some HP to my stash

 

Question, why did you put them under the rear seat instead of behind them? You could of done the built in storage locker mod if you placed the subs behind the rear seat back.

 

I was looking into that, but nothing I could find was an ideal setup for 10s. Do you have a link to that mod? Moot for me now, but in case someone else stumbles onto this post. Thanks.

 

I know guys get boxes from 12 tech volts to fit two 10s behind the seat.

https://shop.tech12volts.com/product.sc?productId=528&categoryId=125

Underseat storage can be diy or as fit and finished as something like this. Quick search should easily yield all options.
https://www.esptruck.com/product-page/2014-2021-toyota-tundra-crewmax-long-box-under-seat-storage

 

what FOCALS are you using ?

 

Installed my Fia bug screen behind the grill. I was worried about clearance issues of the hood handle and the transmission cooler I installed. However everything came out well (I know it's not smooth flat but from the outside you can't see it or the drooping hole under the tss). I like that I can easily unbutton it if it rips tears or melts and put a new one in easily without having to use zip ties.

Got a bunch of vinyl from TVD installed on the truck. I preferred a wetter install and made that happen. It allowed me more time to set the letter as perfect as possible. I'm happy with how they turned out and have ordered others. the pictures make the sill protectors look off but when seen in person the difference in color is very difficult to see with the naked eye. Something with the camera and lighting highlights it in the picture but it's not that bad I promise.
As I was installing the mailman dropped off my seat jackers and man this is how the seats should of been from the factory. Probably one of my easiest and favorite mods to date. I was impressed with their size and heft as well. I've cheaper out before and used washers or rubber shims. This was way way better of a solution and outcome.
Tomorrow she'll get a deep cleaning inside and out.

 

Nice. Pioneer here too.

 

Made another one

 

Installed a dry AFE air filter.

 

OK, I'm not crazy. I thought I missed a product. I have a double cab, not a crewmax. 12 tech's under seat looks nice, it is twice the price as my sealed unit and I can readily see the enclosure specs for the box on the AE site.

 

165 K2Ps I had for years unused. I'm running that JL 4 channel bridged to them. I was tempted to amp the rears with some even older Orion HCCAs or Phoenix Golds I have sitting, but the Focals by themselves are quite sufficient right now.

 

gave the ol girl a well deserved bath after a vacation trip and getting new shoes

 

Ah my mistake. I always assume we all have crewmax models.

 

Finished the rear floorboard lighting. Here's promised pictures. Not as bright in reality as the picture looks. The brightest are door opening, dim is their dim mode, when headlights are on. Excuse the back floorboard...tools for the Seat Jackers install tomorrow morning...they came in today!

 

And now that I've got light showing on them, I've got to hide the sound cabling...

 

Got this and installed it yesterday, very hard to get a wrench on those top bolts but did it. Great Quality, glad it worked great with TRD skid plate and feel safer knowing cats are safer.

 

Installed these Go Rhino D1 side steps. Wanted side protection and thought the extra drop would be appreciated by the wife. After install, the step height feels really good. I don’t do anything too crazy off road, so the clearance won’t be a problem. Just have to get used to the looks. Life is all about compromise!

 

Those look great. I don't think I have seen them before. Welcome from down here in Spanish Fort! Looks like you've been on here a few months, but just haven't posted. It takes awhile to read everything and catch up, huh?

 

Even though I didn’t have my tire pressure sensors swapped from my stock wheels yet I just had to install the tires to the rims to get a sneak peak. I’m still waiting on my order from coach builders so I can get the new suspension installed, but this is going to look killer

Relations Race Wheels RR7 wrapped in Falken Wildpeak AT3 35x12.2

 

CSF radiator, silicone hoses, and an oil separator. Keeping the truck nice and cool on those summer off-road trips.

 

What’s your temp stay at with that new radiator?

 

That’s gonna look unreal. Nice choice!