What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

I was going to go with shackles but the trd dual exhaust has to be modified for them unfortunately so i think i will go the block route. Was hoping you had blocks.

 

Huh, I didn't know that. Thanks for the insight for future mods

 

men wear panties now! MGM and lacy?

 

All the fogs Toyota led's as well, where did you get the harness! Also will they work on my 2017 SR5 CM, if you don't mind, did you get them all from Roman, Thanks a bunch!

 

Nice job

 

Installed my TRD shifter!

 

+10 HP right there!!

 

Got most of my suspension, final parts arrive tomorrow.

 

I have the TRD dual exhaust, and added Coach Builder shackles without any issues.

 

How much lift did it get you out of the box? Did you adjust it to get the 3” of lift?

 

looks great. what size tires ?

 

Took the tundra to the park to watch the kids practice

 

Honestly I didn't measure. By the time we got to the front I was to exited after seeing the back lifted (newbie mistake, I know ). Maybe David @ToyTec Lifts could chime in on what they send them out at?

Thanks! 295-70/18 Cooper ST MAXX

 

Well it looks pretty darn good for jus slapping it on!
What did you use in the rear as far as lift?

 

They come out of the box around the 2'' mark in the front end, so if @WatTundra were to measure right now his ride height should be around 24''-24.5'' in the front end. (center of wheel hub to edge of fender).



Let me know if you guys have any questions!


Thanks

 

Ordered a MX4 bed cover for my new truck.

 

From who? Any good early black friday deals yet. I want to order the F1, but am waiting for some deals.

 

Thank you sir! I used the 1"-1.5" shackles set at 1.5".

Thanks David! Will confirm later when I get home on the measurements and if that is the case I will wrench up to the 3" mark pending if I get the bro-lean or not.

 

Bought it from RealTruck.com, lists around 900.00 pretty much everywhere you look. I paid 740.00 for the version that works with the tie-down system, if you don't have that or just remove it you can get the cheaper version for 695.00. That is not their web price, I contacted zack@realtruck.com for a quote (got that from a thread on a F150 forum).

I don't know much about the F1; I bought the MX4 because you can open/close the tail gate without opening the cover first. You can also just fold it back twice and secure it with two latching straps and drive that way instead of having it standing up against the rear window (you can still do that as well if you like it better). I had the MX4 on my F150 and it was the best cover I ever bought so I ordered one for the Tundra.

Hope this helps.

 

Thanks David! By chance, do you know how much to set the threads to get 3" of lift?

 

It varies per vehicle unfortunately, due to the weight change from each truck. We recommend just taking a base line measurement of the truck before install and adjust accordingly.

Since you already have a 3'' lift on the front end just measure your truck and install the coilovers then adjust to meet the ride height you had.



Thanks!

 

Thanks! waiting for the approval from the boss so I can order my set haha

 

Good luck buddy!

We have our Black Friday sale going on now until the 27th.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/why-wait-until-black-friday-sale-began.18226/

 

Just got mine in today and put it on at lunch!

 

Got the final parts for my suspension.

Front
-Fox 2.5 non-resevoir coilovers
-Zone upper control arm
-Wheelers super bumps

Rear
-Fox 2.0 shocks
-Hellwig sway bar
-Fat Bobs 1” lift blocks

 

Do you have the bedrail system on your truck? Just wondering what kind of brackets are used with the rail system.

 

That wasn't true on mine. Fyi I have dual exhaust and +3 shackle.

 

How do you like it, it It snug and good quality!

 

Quality is very good quality if not excellent. Super snug. Security seems very good, not impenetrable but very theft resistant. I only heard good things about them and that is why I got the MX4 and not the version lower. I live in LA so if it ever rains I would not be too concerned if I were to have stuff in there for an extended period of time. This version can support 400 lbs which is nice if you want to sit on top of it etc. Probably would not recommend a ton of it over time but it does have a good warranty.

 

Thanks for the reply!