WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO YOUR 3RD GEN TUNDRA TODAY?

I had similar concerns but so far havent had any issues to write home about. I've went in for a pretty in depth warranty job where they had to dive into the front side of the engine. A coolant pipe that is located behind the engine oil filter / cooler assembly was leaking (very small leak FWIW) where it penetrated the block. The techs made a couple comments about the leak being the first they've seen, and it was faulty assembly at the engine plant that caused the issue. Then went on about how they liked the air bag setup, and they've installed a handful lately.

I'm going to assume that if there was any issue with the rear shocks you won't be getting a warranty claim, but the chances of that are likely slim and a risk i'm willing to take. As for the travel, I wouldn't be surprised if there was some limiting, but it certainly isn't enough that i've noticed it in light off roading or any on road situation over the past couple thousand miles.

One thing that set me at ease with the initial install was the ability to remove the airbags without much of any trace. It is a bolt on install in nearly every sense.

 

Finally received and installed my Toyota Black Chrome exhaust tip.

 

this is simply not true… they don’t warranty you suspension components if it’s modified, but new rear springs or shocks cost nothing and what’s available aftermarket blows the stock stuff out of the water

 

That's a great score. The cheapest I have found so far is $420 from Sparks Parts.

 

lol, they gonna be like hold onto your pants, tow truck enroute, then you get to battle with the tow truck guy how hes gonna hook up to your truck without ripping all the trim out cuz of no tow hooks.

 

Tyger tonneau cover installed!

 

added some 3d printed connectors and flex hose for reliable cold air. both the OEM and AFE systems pull air from the fender. that method is nice but it doesn't have much direct airflow. more so with the air dam up or down. Im pulling it in from behind the grill to the auxiliary air port the AFE system comes with. this would also work with OEM box, engine bay has plenty of space to work with.

 

May steal your idea when I do my install for my channel! (Giving you credit of course)...lol...that's why I love 3D printing, thinking outside the box and creating something so simple but something ya can't buy off the shelves...great job!

 

does that have a way to get rid of the incoming water in a rainstorm ? I like the idea just wonder how they stop water getting to filter

 

thanks. Iv done similar custom parts for my Indian motorcycle. I reprint the parts for anyone that wants them and just ask for the cost for material and shipping. The parts right now are my first pass. I think I’m getting slightly better gas mileage but i need to drive more to verify before i make a write up and post results… I’m going to invest in a higher end 3D printer in the next couple months so i can use more temperature resistant material.

 

Got this at GR Movement car show today.

 

Installed a set of universal Rekgen mudflaps yesterday and decided to take them out in the snow today to see how they did. Mounted them outboard to help with spray and they crushed it. Wheel are 12mm offset BH01’s with 35x12.5 toyo at3’s

 

Take a look at this..
https://youtu.be/rnrQATHxM1k

 

so aftermarket lift = no warranty

TRD OEM supplied lift = warranty

Maybe they started having this mentality after offering a oem lift kit?

Or still hit/miss dealer by dealer?

 

Yea I'm up to 3 printers myself, it's addicting for sure...I've printed several things for my boat/truck/house that are just cool little ideas you can't buy in a store...it's an awesome little hobby!

 

Brand new product just dropped for the 3rd Gen, going on the Pro today...follow build at www.youtube.com/NitroZ18Fishing and IG @iFish2248 to find out more...will be a good discount available for month of December as well, just in time for Christmas!

 

That guy created that for likes on YouTube- never trust an influencer and content, that’s not true. Yes toyota *could* refuse to warranty your cv’s or they could not. A lift doesn’t void everything else on your warranty. I’ve had 5 tundras now, all lifted, all that have needed warranty work and the only time it was shut down was for a CV axel up front- 1000% the shop that installed the coil over cranked to 4.5in of lift and didn’t instal the diff drop that was in the box with the UCA’s and shocks.

75% of dealers put on shitty spacer lifts and sell them out the door all day long

 

Installed the ICS Fab fab dash mount. Pretty straight forward and simple install. I haven't mounted my ram mount stuff yet or the mounting arms that go on both sides of the mount. That'll happen in the near future.

 

Added a 4 pack of these tie downs.

 

i think you miss my point, did Toyota tune change after offering their own TRD lift?

Also I understand that this dealer is saying no, but also know that other dealer may say yes to warranty, that is why I said is it still hit/miss - dealer by dealer

 

our local dealers have lifts on almost every tundra, 4Runner and Tacoma going out the door for the past 6 years and they are all cheesy $50 spacer pucks and they warranty the work. Toyota doesn’t change anything with a “tune” after a lift, hell they don’t even recalibrate the truck after the 3in toyota TRD lift kit

 

I have been looking at these. What are your thoughts so far? DM if you want, thanks!

 

I like them. My main reason for going with these was that the mounting brackets don't hang down below like most.

 

You have the link for these?

 

Are the mounting brackets strong enough to use them as a lift point like traditional sliders?

 

To your point my dealership bought my wescott lift after I decided not to use it. They install them all the time and warranty their work on those lifts.

 

You miss the point completely and keep brining up old news lol

 

No I do not

plenty of dealers installing non trd lifts and warrantying them. Lots of dealers doing warranty work on non dealership installed lifts. Pretty simple

 

https://billettiedowns.com/

Use code NitroZ18 to save a few bucks, they're great tie downs!...I have em in the bed and on the rails!

 

New product for 3rd Gens...awesome design, well worth it if you haul anything large/awkward


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