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

Yes, yes it will.

 

Put Rek Gens on the driver side and am not really liking the look. Sure they are more about protection, but I am all about keeping a particularly clean look. May just forego the install, I do have PPF installed on the rocker panels, lower door skins, lower bedside front and rear sections, and all flares.

 

That certainly has crossed my mind. Their utility will depend on the situation. But I would rather have them than not, I suppose.

 

Got my trd skid plate finally and installed with some spacers due to my drop kits
prepped and painted it black

 

Looks good in black

 

Yea, the black looks great

 

I ended up picking up the rokbloxz ones. Fit pretty damn good

 

They fit perfect, just not sure about the look. May put them on and run them, might become a mute concern

 

added some color to the front

 

Updated my spacers on my skid plate

Spacer set was purchased to fit the 3in Toyota lift kit and its bigger size block sway bar drop kit
Those sizes are
Spacer — 1 1/2” tall — 3/4” OD 5/16” OD
60mm bolt

I have a regular drop kit not the big block that is used for the Toyota kit. So my spacer size is allot lower and I probably will go even lower to maybe a 1inch spacer to pull it up closer to the frame. But for now I’m happy. Sorry for the late info I had forgot how I originally ordered compared to what I installed, figure I could help everyone with both kits now seeing that I needed a smaller spacer

 

Tada - thanks @maldo012 for skid plate info !

 

So I assume you have to remove the skid plate to change the oil, that alone would keep me from putting one of those on. It does look good though.

 

It was honestly my first thought but if you get this from factory it’s the same thing Toyota has to take it on and off for service. Only difference is I have a spacer in between. Personally I just like the look so I don’t mind the extra work.

 

I realized today after toying around with the sound that either the engineers absolutely brain farted on the JBL subwoofer and the frequencies going to it, or it is complete ass regardless. How do the front door speakers provide more bass than anything else. It sure does make balancing the entire system out much more complicated.

 

My 13 year old Acura sounds better. The JBL system is meh for the price we pay for it.

and yes. The woofer is a joke.

What I did was set the bass high and then adjust the tone to be towards the rear. Less bass in the door and more focused behind me were the woofer actually is.

 

JBL makes some good stuff but they fell short with the system that's in the Tundra. I bought an Acura Integra to travel back/forth to work. It has an ELS studio sound system that will knock the doors off of the JBL system. The car was 36k and they managed to put in an awesome audio system compared to my 72k Tundra!![/QUOTE]

 

Got the windshield tinted with SolarFX FX Plus 65% ceramic. It has a slightly blue hue on the roll but it turned out fine.





And apparently it’s raining because all it does is rain now.

 

Good thing you didn’t hear the JBL Premium Audio in the 2.5 gens…. I could turn the volume all the way up, roll the windows down, and still have a conversation.

 

My Silverado had a pretty damn good system in it. Was a Bose and I added some Rockford Fosgate gear to it

 

Yup. I have the Talon and the first time I changed the oil after installing the skid, I thought it would just drip down the hole cut-out… I was wrong. So wrong.

 

Just get a Fumoto valve or similar and some tubing and you'll be fine.

 

Yea, that’s what I plan to do during my next oil change haha

 

I have a powered sub getting added next week. Hoping this will round out the sound enough.

 

Added banks pedal monster and set at track maximum, truck took my soul away, had to change it to city lol

 

35x12.5/18 Nitto Recon Grapplers on stock suspension. No rub whatsoever.

 

Last of the chrome!

 

Looks beautiful. Food for thought you may have had an easier time with some heat applied and using some flouro fishing line makes them come pretty much all the way off with minor residue left on paint. Even could use a hair dryer. Just a little bit of heat goes a long way

 

I used some fishing line but the sun was setting so it definitely wasn't as hot as I had planned, heat gun would have helped though.

 

Right on. Yea I had learned that the hard way on an old project so I gotta use the heat no matter what now. I had mine slide off like butter. Only spot that I got residue for me was part of my limited badge. Everything else came off all together thankfully. Put my tundra badge on my yeti tundra cooler now it’s almost like adding spinners to it lol

 

Going to combine Saturday and Sundays activities in one thread.

On Saturday I had to remove the front bumper clip to adjust my Diode Dynamics light bar so while I was in there I vacuumed out the bugs from the intercoolers and added some metal screen over them to add a little protection.

Nothing fancy, I just cut them to size and gorilla taped them on pretty taunt.



Today I washed the truck and detailed the rims with a graphene coating and a mat ceramic coating for the tires.