What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

I would have expected you to drive over to 45th Ave. for this picture.

 

So I jumped on the SABM bandwagon. I couldn’t get the dang new intake tube to fit to the right of the OEM ground, the hole is drilled in the box as far to the rear as it could go. I made a new ground after sanding the paint to bare metal, then sprayed with Blue Ribbon. I traced the hole onto the metal while the box was reinstalled, cut it out, painted, and mounted the new intake port.
These pics are before I siliconed everything for airtightness, I figure that’s how to eliminate any whistles while on the throttle. There was quite a bit of trial and error to be able to get everything to fit snugly and cleanly, while being able to mount everything correctly.
I noticed a definite deeper tone in the motor sound. I can’t say for sure, but it seems the shifts are smoother, but my butt dyno may be on the fritz.

 

Sweet!

 

If there was one around there I would have - bit out in the boonies for that though

 

Picked up a full set of Husky Mats and the Toyota bed mat from @pickupjason earlier today. From what I can tell these are so much better than the Weathertech's I have in my other truck.

 

Nope. First picture = those are your rear cats and they look to be accessible.

 

Love the upgrade, but most of all, now my entire dash is
Before:
After, with two different pics of my truck as the “car logo”:

 

+ 1 on the Husky's., prefer over WT, but even those are still an upgrade over stock.

 

Just got my set too, love every inch of it. Much easier to clean and vacuum.

 

That’s pretty sick.

 

Morimoto headlight install for the win. Can't say it was super easy. Maybe an hour and a half job. Pulling the grill off wasn't fun and it does sound like something is breaking. Just plugged everything in that needed to be plugged in. Didn't use the fuse tap or any adapters and everything seems to be working with no errors.

 

Finally got around to installing the lift. Just need to get it in for an alignment now. Rear add a leafs added almost 2”, and the front 2.0s added almost 4”. Im sure they will settle a bit

 

They may change slightly with the alignment but the height will stay the same. Did you put the ball joints in Config D? Also, take that sheet with you when you go in for the alignment. Some shops are not familiar with the adjustments on the SPC's.

 

Yes I did put them in config D. Still seems quite a bit off for camber. I saved the sheet hopefully get it done early this week.

 

Yes it will be quite a bit off. They shouldn't have to mess with the ball joint setting at all. D is the most common starting point for these trucks. I've had my Aluma setup for almost 3 years now. I have the older rear shocks though....with the remote resis.

 

I paid it off. I’m so excited about it!

 

Best feeling ever!

 

Man, must be nice. I was planning on finishing mine off at Christmas but then my wife thought it was a good idea to take the kids to Disney World this March.

 

I hear ya. It was no easy task. Things and money will come and go, memories last a lifetime.

 

Here’s some footage of the beach run during Baja. Chase truck had a hard time keeping up but this was about 70-80. Definitely caught air in a few spots in this vid.

https://vimeo.com/791766697

 

too cool wish I could have made it work out...

what suspension are you running

 

Saw pics of @reywcms running Baja motivated me to finally ditch my FSB. First time the truck has ever lost weight.

 

Hahaha

 

Camburg heimed LT kit up front with 2.5” king coilovers and 2.5 king triple bypasses. Rear is a custom bedcage with King 3.0x16” triple bypass and deaver i96 spring under along with 2.0 king bump stops.

 

Congratulations! I paid mine off last year..... now if I can avoid buying something else to make payments on....

 

Congrats!!

 

Ordered a ScanGauge 3. Once it arrives tomorrow, I'll take a look at the mount and see what it looks like. ICS can make a custom mount for it to fit on the Rago dash plate.

 

Congratulations. That’s the best mod !

 

Just mounted the 35/12.5 BFG KO2s. Yes there is slight rubbing on the driver side plastic in reverse but that can be corrected. I have a set of Falcon tow/haul shocks set at level with a 1" Coachbuilder shackle and Coachbuilder Bumper shims. Stock Upper Control Arms.