What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Checking them out now. Thanks!

 

I believe @memario1214 has some lighting on sale.

 

Looking beefy!

 

Nice! Welcome to the club. I always loved me some inferno paint...

 

I put some Morimoto fogs in the Sequoia and they're hella bright. I can pretty much 86 the headlights and still see well enough to drive.

 

Out at the coast this week with the in-laws

 

Wife and I have been rollin' like this since we were together... it makes life soooo much easier and zero frustration or heartache over making purchases outside of the normal family 'budget' No guilt trips, no keeping score, no feeling like you've gotta ask for permission, etc....

 

Facts- except when large boxes show up for the tundra and pics in the kitchen happen lol

 

*ahem* exhaust system

 

I see what you did there

 

More pics of the build itself may give us better options or scenarios for you to consider in your construction. Not asking you to give away corporate info and design. just a better idea of what we are really considering lighting for. An angled bumper may not end up looking the best with a round light when a square pod is always going to be the answer and vice versa...

 

The wife and I live on sort of similar terms, as long as i don't touch the joint bills / savings account, she doesnt care what boxes show up and is all "cool, hope they work for you" She had no idea what sliders and skid plates were when they just showed up last month. She didn't care, asked me if I wanted these things, then went about her day.

 

So when are we gonna go try the Gila River Loop again?

 

A rear bumper is next on that personal account, which is why I have not bought that bamboo printer I've been considering. I'm down to go again now as long as you realize I haven't added anything since, except height loss with 330# stuffed under it, but am no less ready to see if I can drive over it. That Taco said he would go again too.

 

I guess the correct answer would have been.

When are you setting it up?

 

Hit all 4’s on the odometer while towing the boat out to Lake Havasu.

 

Ha! i had all 4's about 2 weeks ago lol.

 

Depends which Decked system(new vs. old) and which stiffeners you have.
I had to trim my drawers slightly to fit.

 

I started with this last year.

Slowly putting back together.

Went back and forth if I wanted to install factory bumper components.

Since I'm a fabricator, the wife said I'd complain about running a factory bumper, so here I am putting one together.

I'm modeling it after an ARB bumper, using features from various designs.

I'm this far presently. Will have more progress pics later today.

 

The bumper is loosely based off this design.
I want to incorporate the hoops, but am unsure if the tubes and uprights will upset the TSS module in the grill.

 

Stuck mine in until I wire them. Replaced the Air horn switch that went bad. Now I have to replace the Bunny burner and Raptor light switches. The new horn button matches the factory switch color and the other 2 do not. I'm wondering if AOB made the color change since I originally bought them. Yes, they were the "Toyota Small" when I bought them.

 

If they are spaced like those and not in front of the sensor then you should be good.

 

It shouldn't, they have nothing in front of the sensor.

 

Ooof 103 degrees...was that the high for the day?

 

I just wanna know what Toyota was thinking for the third cup holder in the center console...why would we need another cup holder there??? Can't put any drink taller than a soda can anyway.

 

Just got finished driving to and from Glacier National Park. We put on over 5400 miles and had a wonderful time seeing sites you just don't see in Ohio.
Prior to the trip I installed a Transferflow 47 Gallon gas tank and I must say, the juice was worth the squeeze. I didn't worry once about finding a gas station.
We drove the Going to the Sun Road several times. Its just amazing. About halfway across Montana they opened the road for the first time this year. We changed direction and drove it from east to west. The truck ran great. Only problem I had was someone door dinged the passenger fender. We saw Bison, Bear, Big Horn Sheep, Mountain Goats, Porcupines and a ton of tiny critters. The Going to the Sun Road is a must see before you become worm food. Highly Recommend!

Now it's time to wash off all the Montana dust and dirt....

 

Took it out to Hell’s Revenge 2 days after rolling 100k miles.

 

Added to the 'must do' list...

Thank you!!!