What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Bought them from Fred Anderson's recent sale last week.

 

Finally replaced plugs @10100m

 

6112/5160
Fn bfd wheels
295 rt trail

 

ICS mount works as well...

 

This should be fun

 

For the race car or the race truck?

 

For the tundra but yes the race car also needs one

 

Picture from the other side?

 

The back? I'll have to get to that after work....

It's the same mount as the one holding the S22 phone, just rotated for monitor when towing:

• Holder: ICS Universal phone holder w/out ball mount. | ICS FAB

• 3.5" arm: Tiny Arm - 3.5" Glossy / Matte | ICS FAB

• Mount: 2 Hole AMPS Ball Mount - Matte | ICS FAB

 

Gonna start drifting?

 

The new headlights look very nice, visually, more appealing that the regular LED headlights. Really changes the look of your truck

 

some situations in the dirt warrant the need to square up the turns etc but also for general hooning why not lol

https://youtube.com/shorts/FrWsZx84mes?si=YLSrlfEXLPu8DJ7V

 

Took the rig out for it's first flyfishing adventure.

 

Is your seat blower motor at the rear of the seat? The one on my '19 is at the front and I don't think these would work, which is a bummer because it's a great idea.

 

Replaced TRD Offroad plastic fuel tank skid plate with RCI steel fuel tank skid plate. Added another Roam 83L case to the roof rack and moved the 8gal waterport to the center of the roof rack



Btw Two jacks help alot...

 

Used it like a truck, tire shop to mount a spare for a project truck and garden supplies for the other half.

 

Started looking at new shocks. 80k on these bilstein 5100’s and looking for something different.

 

few more shots of the new setup. The 2/1 lift looks way bigger in person than on photos. I’m actually glad I didn’t go any taller

 

I could spend a lot of time there.

 

When I replaced my gas tank skid with the RCI skid, I couldn’t believe Toyota put such a cheap a$$ skid protection on the gas tank.

 

My Toyota Plastic skid was actually pretty good. appx 1/4" thick. It held up pretty well considering the abuse it took.

 

Actually reinforced plastic is pretty good, Actually retains shape when it gets banged around.

 

I don’t think mine was a 1/4” thick. Maybe, but it didn’t look like it to me. I thought mine was pretty flimsy.

 

Got the new-to-me truck bed Line-x'd looks almost brand new and 1000% better then the well-used look it had. No rust but was just scuffed and dinged up a lot from the PO.

 

We gots a full month before our opener. Color me jealois.

 

I'm about to do mine at 106k miles. The Sequoia has 140k+ and I doubt they've been done so I'll do them too.

What'd you gap yours at?

 

I said the same when I ditched the OEM uppers.....

 

Today I changed the steps on my 2014 DC.
I got tired of replacing parts on my AMP steps so I bought the Go Rhino Dominator D6 steps.
I liked them, granted I don't even use the step to get in and out, only have them for the wife.



She HATED the D6s, because they aren't flat across the top, yes, I know...
She would either complain or be disgusted every time she got in and out of the truck
I guess she was too used to the lower flat AMP steps, but the noise of the AMPs even bothered her.
They were way too loud..

So today I installed something flatter, Tyger Blade 6" steps.
I like them, they stick out and should prevent door dents.
I didn't have door dents until I got the AMP steps.

Only thing is they are higher than the D6s, about as high as the OEM tube steps I should have NEVER taken off.
If they were any lower the gap would be too big.
So if she complains that these steps are too high I'm going to divorce her..

 

Also for those of you with tri-fold Bakflips or Undercover Flex bed covers;
The clips they give you to hold the prop rod shaft that holds the cover open suck.
The original clips broke, the ones Undercover sent me broke, and the ones I bought on Etsy broke.

The last year mine have just been hanging making noise beating against in the bed wall every time I backed up or stopped.
So today I thought I'd try a magnet, and it works perfectly.
I stuck a magnet to the prop rod and it stuck.
Then I was able to either stick it to the bed wall or the bed rail.
No more rattling, I'm a genius.....

 

Agree! I won't go back to having just one, unless I can convince the wife how much easier a lift would be on me....