What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

I’ve thought about the AJT route. I just checked their site. Not too bad for just the 1 piece. (The one arrow one from your image). And doesn’t have the “fake bead lock look” like the rest of their stuff does. Might have to do that. Thanks!

 

The chrome was painted with the SEM trim a while back.

 

Did you remove it to paint and glue it back on or tape it off and paint in place?

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/painting-chrome-trim-bezel-around-shifter.27828/

Not that difficult

 

Mine didn't come with satellite radio...

 

I removed it. There was enough of the plastic rivets left to melt them when I reinstalled it.

 

What size tires do you have on?
Seems like no lift? I am looking for a very similar set up

 

Great weather for another pic !

 

So when you lift the front 2" with the Pro suspension, the truck will be almost level or maybe 0.5" of rake - you won't get any rear lift from the Fox shocks. Before I started my suspension work, I looked at a lot pics of TRD Pros. Almost all I saw with any significant load in the bed or trailer hitch looked to sag. This is understandable since these trucks are starting out almost level and the leaf springs on our trucks aren't their strongest feature. I decided to add 1.5" shackles in the rear (and another 0.5" up front) to get the total lift and rake I wanted and so my bed wouldn't drop too much in relation to the front with the loads I typically carry. Arguably, there are ways ($) to support/reinforce the leaf springs to reduce sag under load. However, the 1.5" shackles work well enough for me right now - Shackles don't strengthen anything and the bed just starts out at a higher position. Note: These pics obviously don't include the Leer cap I currently have installed, which adds approx. 250-300 Lbs and my drop under loading is a little worse now. Best.

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The old gal got a much needed bath today

 

What is your suspension setup and tire size?

 

Running bilstein 6112 @1.9” with a 1/4 coachbuilder shim on the drivers side, bilstein 5160 out back with a coachbuilder +2 shackle. Tires are 275/60r20 Goodyear wrangler duratracs.

 

Looks good. Thanks

 

we have exactly the same suspension setup! looks good.

 

After a year of running 35s, finally got my spare mounted.

 

News for anyone waiting. '23 Sequoias are hitting dealer inventory. Production dates start in september.

 

Nice choices on the suspension setup! I run the exact same stuff and think it’s a ton of value for the cost.

 

25,000 miles on the Wildpeaks and I haven’t noticed any bad behavior in the rain, and we’ve had some downpours.

 

As a former Sequoia owner, I’ll be watching…

 

Just did this yesterday with my spare 35.
Did you chop the brackets, or remove them entirely? I tried to bend them into the frame by using a bottle jack...that did not work so perfect opportunity to try out my demolition hammer and chisel them off entirely.

 

Where can I get that switch panel insert below the shifter?

 

PM @abomb60 he makes them.

 

This will be my (4) step bar. (1) factory running board, (2) factory nerf, (3) Rough Country 2 step bar, (4) just arrived NFab 3 step 3” Matt’s black bars

 

I would highly recommend adding the rear plate as well.

 

Thank you for the info!!!!

 

Installed and aligned with caster+5 new to me Icon Billet UCAs w/new Delta Joints...

 

indeed already bought the red grease every 3k miles.... And Thanks for the heads up.

 

Damn, they look fantastic.

 

Had a long lunch break today. We’ll see how the GoPro footage looks.