What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Washed a pound or so of dirt/clay/mud off the skids while they’re down. I think I’ve got my moneys worth out of these. @RCIoffroad

 

Raining all day here as well. Located in Raleigh... nice place but the invasion from the North East is underway!

 

Yikes lol. I’m near Randleman. Little more rural where I’m at.

 

Do you have a more side profile pic? The wheels look great.

 

I was
Then they said, “oh…That one’s special. Cha ching….”

 

you have zero chrome on your truck (which looks great) except for the lug nuts.

you need these… https://www.colorlugs.com/products/lugcap-21-23mm

best and easiest mod I’ve done.

 

Here’s a few pics coming in from our run.

 

Nice airborne pic!

 

How easy are they to remove once installed since I get the tires rotated every 5k miles? I see they provide a tool.

 

why not just buy these

$29 EZISOE 20PCS 14x1.5 Black Lug Nuts - Mag Seat - 1.77" Tall 7/8" Hex OEM Style Wheel Lug Nuts for Sequoia Land Cruiser Tundra LX470 LX570

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08QHGXBLW?ie=UTF8&th=1

 

Very cool. It looks like a lot of fun

 

Color lugs are easy to remove and replace. Takes minutes.

 

very easy. I pull mine with the tool for rotations as well.

 

X2

been running them on my Tacoma for about 5-6 years.

 

Is 21-23mm the size you have?

 

I've had one for over a year, you will be happy with the results.

 

Something must be wrong, in a few thousand miles mine is at about 15% or so filled. Might want to verify your installation.

 

Are you supercharged? i've been on the fence about this myself, but there seems to be a lot of debate on whether they are helpful. I am leaning on the side of a typical engine they do provide some additional insurance to keep oil out, but would love feedback from a non super charged truck!

 

yes indeed

 

If you have wheel locks, it’s a size smaller for the locking lug fyi

 

Negative! Not sure I will ever be supercharging it. Just don't see the need. However, 5.29's are the plan. The JLT definitely keeps the crankcase slime from entering the intake, combustion chambers, and lastly the cats. There are no downsides to more pure air/fuel mix. Simple install as well!

 

Added this beauty this morning.

Dasaita with Scout HD 11.6" Universal Double Din Android Car Stereo Carplay Android Auto Rotatable IPS Touch Screen WiFi Head Unit 4G RAM 64G ROM Built-in DSP 1920x1080 GPS Navigation

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DY9741F?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1









Still tweaking all the settings and trying to get it just right. I'm sure there will be weeks of trial and error. But it's nice to have a more modern radio!

 

appreciate the input! If I hit the lotto maybe a supercharger lol - have to start playing first haha

agree that more pure air is not a bad thing. Will probably end up installing in the future. The install does seem incredibly simple, and the price isn’t bad for the longevity and peace of mind.

 

@Asimov2025 , what fender flares do you have? I like that they are not too big and bulky.

 

Those are the Toyota OEM flares that came with the TRD Sport. BTW...the tires no longer rub after loosening the liner bolts and pushing the liner forward. Falcon Tow/Haul shocks set at level with stock UCAs, Coachbuilder +1 shackles.

 

Reunited with its original alternator. Rebuild was about 1/4 the cost of a new unit.

 

Some new heated leather. Also finally had the console cover re-done. Tired of replacing the damn thing under warranty.

 

@RainMan_PNW, appreciate the link (LIFE IS FRAGILE) at the bottom of your posts. "You are a good man Charlie Brown." Thoughts and prayers to the family. For those of you who have not clicked, give it a tap, and an Amen.