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

Finally put some shoes on. Not sure about the poke.

 

You might be running over small dogs and kids on the sidewalk with that poke!

You might want to consider an extended flare to keep the sides of the truck cleaner. It looks nice and aggressive otherwise!

 

What’s the offset? It might grow on you !
Also lift ? I like the bronze wheels , kinda similar to what I’m thinking of getting

edit : I also noticed the window trim , did you change that or use something to black it out ?

 

No lift. +10 offset on 17s. Was looking for 18s with 0, but a great deal on volks with ko2s couldn't pass up.

Slowly working on blacking out the chrome. A buddy did the tint and will wrap some of the chrome for me when he gets time. The chrome around the windows didn't flow right to me. Black looks much better.

 

First post for a first time, new Tundra owner. Today’s list includes: rear Cornfed 1/2” spacers (to compensate for the permanent payload in bed), two Diamondback anchor plates for securing the rear of the cover in the folded position, and washed it. Prior “todays” have included: Diamondback SE Cover, some TUFSKINZ exterior lettering, NSV dual console charger, VIOFO dash cam with Dongar power adapter, Matte black cover for gloss black center console trim, AJT center console tray liners, Spigen matte screen protector, and Center console tray insert. Coming soon: Redarc 400W inverter mounted in center console with rear Toyota OEM receptacle.

 

The domed lettering are really nice, I bought them from a Etsy seller based in PR, but fell right off, although it appears high quality. How is yours sticking to the plastic?

 

So far, so good! I purchased them from TUFSKINZ through their Etsy store. I washed the area really well with a Dawn dish soap solution and then let the area completely dry. Install temp was 75 F with lows in the upper 50’s or 60’s. Also, I maintained pressure on each letter for approximately 60 seconds at the time of install. They have only been on a few days though. So, only time will tell if the adhesive lasts.

 

MGM rocks !

 

Where did you get this engine shut of on/off switch bypass module?

 

Jeff Bezos

 

Thanks. I found it.

$24 Auto Idle Stop Start Eliminator/Disabler/Disable/Delete/Canceller, Compatible with Toyota Tundra 2022-2025 and GR Corolla IMT 2023-2024

https://www.amazon.com/Eliminator-C...prefix=toyota+autostop+disable,aps,86&sr=8-10

 

Installed the C4 Overland rear bumper and Rigid lights.



Please excuse the bird shit.

 

Tackled multiple projects this weekend on the Tundy. First swapped out the uppers. Next changed out the crappy stock fogs for some DD fogs. Night and day difference and also added the hitch pod reverse light for extra light in the rear backing up at night. It was much needed as well.

 

I recently built some rock sliders for my '24 SR5 TRD OR 6.5' CM. I made sure that they went as close to each wheel well as possible, as I've noticed many rock sliders on the market stop too far from the wheel well, leaving some of the rocker panel vulnerable to damage.

Before I add the pictures here are some other modifications that I have done so far. My #1 priority is body protection and then I will focus on suspension and bigger tires, etc.
-Lil B's Fab front bumper
-Talon's Garage skid plates
-Timbren Active Off-Road Bump Stops (I am currently waiting on parts to arrive to make a custom design that allows me to switch between the off-road bump stops and the SES bumpers/springs for when I tow (I have an 8k lbs car hauler to pull).
-Rear axle breather relocation

 

Added oem door lights!

Followed “wolfpack media” method on you tube

 

So you just pull the panel unplug switch plug in oem harness into one side and button into other and done?

 

Yes. It takes roughly a minute from start to finish.

 

Recently added the Tufskinz letters to the front that were gifted to me. I really like the Tundra letters in black with the red trim.

 

Those plus red recovery points...

 

Nice sliders!

I'm starting my DIY slider build this weekend.

I'm going with 1.75 .120 DOM for the slider and 2x2 square tube for the main body. I'm still undecided on the frame mounts though. Did you mount with through bolts, nutserts, something else? Do you have any pictures of the brackets mounted to the frame?

Thank you!

 

Got my truck back yesterday!

Way quicker than I was anticipating based on what I was initially told.

I had pinged Toyota Corporate just to see if they could provide any insight into a more accurate timeline or if there was anything that could be done to expedite and they had said late last week they were going to look into what they could do. So not sure if that helped or if it was just coincidental.

According to the my service person, they were told to expect the tank end of the month but apparently it showed up yesterday morning and they went ahead and replaced it.

So happy to have the truck back; and just two weeks before our first trailer camping trip of the year (and first time pulling the trailer since upgrading from the Tacoma) so I'm pretty pumped.

Now just need to get the fuel tank skid ordered. Won't ever be parking in the road again.

 

Nice job. You could prob sell those sliders. I like that they attached to the frame. I'm dealing with some Go Rhino's that I purchased from Real Truck and what a mess - brackets don't fit, miss-tapped nut plates....missing hardware....

 

Any links for the best wireless chargers to buy for 2024 Tundra? How and where did you hook them up in your truck?

 

Where did you find the tow hooks?

 

Hey Thanks! You and I must think alike. I used 2x2x3/16" square HSS for the main rail and 1.75x0.120w DOM for the outrigger. The frame plates mount with some through bolts, some riv-nuts, and some holes were pre-threaded for M10-1.5 screws. Here are a couple of pictures of the frame brackets during test fitting. Hopefully this helps.

Thank you as well! It would be fun to produce them and sell them. Your Go Rhinos sound like a frustrating experience. Are they rock sliders or steps?

 

Borla atak!!!!

 

Sound/video sample please, for the general masses.
...and, confirm or deny that you had to remove your bed step, if you have/had one, to install this system.

Thnx

 

Yes it did.

 

It'll be ready in 4 hours, one thing for sure they did not have to cut anything they thought the differentials would get in the way but it just fits right in there.

 

I replaced my stock wireless with ones of these. If you truck did not come stock with a wireless, they have an option for you also.
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