What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

You're quick Joon... you can find anything

 

Spray paint, tapped it off and fire away!

 

You getting your steps today?

 

If only he had a Black Top, Red Non-TRD bottom. Then I'd get one.

 

Maybe.. still looking... so much stuff.. looking at 4 wheel parts as we speak

 

8 months from today he'll still be asking questions and his family will still never have been in his truck

 

Look at th grave yard thread . Pics

 

what brand fog lights do you have? Where did you get your sill protectors?

 

Lights are from Amazon. Alla lighting I believe. Wasn't too sure when ordering but they are flippin bright and will work for me. Eventually I'm going to swap bumpers so just needed something temporary.

Door sills are here. Kinda a lot of $$ but I like them. Might be able to find cheaper elsewhere.

https://trdshop.carlocktoyotaoftupe...MIvK6kwNei1QIVQ2t-Ch198gseEAQYASABEgIA6fD_BwE

 

Hello everyone, new here. Just took me a week to read through this whole thread. My god so much to do. I think I opened a can of worms.
I guess I'll start with my first mod. Picked up MGM 17 CM about a week ago. Waiting for the dealer to call me for my first mods to be done. Rev tech level kit, rims and tires. Now I'm trying to figure out of I want to spray the bed or put sliders on? Both will be useful to me. I'm in the mountains on trails a lot, camping/hunting and I can't wait to get some Rocky Mountain pinstriping going! Here she is. My first Toyota. Absolutely love it.

 

I went with bed spray first. Found that more important vs steps at first. Without steps, worse case would be that my wife couldn't climb on

 

NO! Sliders first. Ask @gosolo

 

More so need sliders then steps, here's the thing. Bangin off rocks and ruts or animal hair and blood in the bed. Can't afford both before hunting season (I don't think).

 

That's what I'm thinking! Which ones is the question

 

That's assuming OP doing some hard trails . . .

 

Get a bed mat which is cheaper and bed spray later you can use the bed mat over as extra protection. Get a cross between a slider and step bar.... your welcome

 

Not super hard. But hard enough to slam my sliders on my old truck.

 

Thanks Paul I'll look into this. Now that I finished this thread I'm heading over to vendors to see what I can find for slider/step.

 

Thanks for your service BTW.

 

I managed to do this within months after getting the truck. Only upside, is the wife was fully on board with spending the money for the sliders! lol

 

Yeah, if you're doing moderate to heavy offroading, sliders are a no brainer. Scratches in your bed will get covered up whenever you do the bedliner. Dents on the side of your truck... not so easy to cover up.

 

True, but better be some sliders very tight to the body, cause without a lift you will lose some clearance.

 

Thank you Jose, I appreciate it.

Ouch! This is what I'm afraid off. I got the ok from the kitchen critter for some sliders for just this reason. Bed liner she doesn't quite get. Lol

 

So my truck is going in for the revtek kit hopefully this week. With the rims and tires I'll have a little bit more clearance from what I understand..

Anyone have recommendations on a good tight fitting slider?

 

If bolt on, @RCIoffroad

 

My sliders are level to the frame so you don't really lose any clearance. But it's saved my body a couple of times already. It really puts your mind at ease when you're on dirt.

 

My kind of girl... she's a keeper!

 

Do you have a build thread that I can check yours out? Going to start researching. Think I'll go with a bed mat for now and grab me a set a sliders.

 

Your choices are SDHQ, P&P engineering, AllPro, and White Knuckle.

 

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