What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Bought the lift blocks over 6 months ago. Finally had time to install them. I did the front months ago. Really liking the back now. Install time 45 minutes. 3/2 from Supreme Suspension. Waiting for the rain to passs then I can install my Bakflip.

 

Over the past few days I've installed Fat Bob's coilovers and about 1" shackles on the rear. I got these free wheels and had them installed today.

I also got a pretty freaking amazing key fob case and shift knob from @Adam AJT DESIGN.

I might be missing some stuff too..



Next up: Black out all badges

 

Feel the same way. This is for the half dozen or so cop buddies of mine.

 

Bakflip on!

 

Didn't have much time today due to a case of massive mud butt but I was able to spend a few minutes mounting my set of TRED Pro recovery tracks onto the underside of my Pelfreybilt custom bed rack. The mounts provided can hold 4 tracks, as I have 2 more in the garage, but I don't feel the need to have that many in the truck for now. The yellow bungee cords are just for extra support though they aren't necessary.

 

here is a close up of the KatzKins

 

thanks Ron

 

This is all I got. It's purrdy though!

 

Finally got some shots taken of the wheels blacked out.

 

Looks great, a big improvement in my opinion.

I scored some free wheels through my wheelin' and dealin' or I would copy you!

 

She sure shines Krezz! The Black wheels balance nicely with the bumpers. BY THE WAY, I ordered those radio letters. Thanks

 

That's awesome man! They are super cool. Someone asked me about them at work today also.
Let us know your thoughts once installed.

 

Looks great Krezz. Needs a level now! haha

I also really like the N-Fabs. Im considering it for my next mod

 

lol Im torn between rake and level... also all the other doodads and whatchits I want to add lol.

 

How much did they run you? been looking into them myself.

 

Figured out my next mod.

 

Was able to install my swing cases today. So far pretty happy with them.

 

Aren't they amazing?! I may end up adding the second one. Love how much they hold and how easy they can be removed when not needed.

 

A guy with a Blazing Blue Pearl Tundra added me on Instagram. It's a pretty uncommon color so That's cool.

I noticed I liked the fender flares he had on his truck so I messaged him to get more info on how much they ran him when it was all said and done.

After a brief convo, turns out he wants to sell them so he can mod something else. I now have a set of pocket fender flares color matched to BBP on the way...

Well that escalated quickly....haha

 

Got mine a few weeks ago. People are right about this site being poison. I came from a 2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited and was relieved to get out of it because of all the upgrades I did/wanted to do to it. Then I find this thread/site and have now created a long list of mods coming up.

 

LOL - I love it! You are among friends... its safe here... I swear.


ps. love the contrast on your rig.

 

I got Mod envy....want spray in liner, bed rails, 8"BAMuffler etc etc etc....and my wallet keeps laughing

 

Installed my Morimoto Fogs - will post night pics later!

Thanks @eledobleu - I love the way they match my projectors!

 

Check out what i just got in the mail, dang that was fast!!

 

From TRDSparks, I believe around $200 for all...give or take. Check out their website.

 

So this is really like an AA group telling what "not" to buy?? And thank you!

 

Didnt think it'd get to me so fast & not to mention at my front door at 10am. Now that's service. Thanks again edeldobleu. Cant wait to install these & cant wait to upgrade my low & high beams to some leds.

 

Install help would be great

 

The grey plastic housing that sits inside your bumper can be removed from the front, or accessed from the back, inside the wheel well. I removed from the front of the vehicle because it's less time consuming. To access from the back, which I've done when I first got the truck, there are 4 10mm black bolts that have to be removed, a plastic clip, and then you have to work the fender liner out of it's happy home, which can be a pain and you risk breaking the plastic fitting toward the outside of the bumper cavity in the wheel well.

There are little barbs on the sides of the housing that keep it in place. If you compress the housing either top to bottom or side to side, just with your hands, you can wiggle the barbs on one side out without damaging them. From there it's pretty straightforward to work the housing out. Use a flat screwdriver to release the prong on the electrical socket and completely remove the fog light and the housing. Remove the single screw that attaches the light to the housing and then replace with the Morimotos. There is a little bit of a more extreme gap between the housing and the lens with the Morimoto than with the stock, but it's an even gap and once installed you do not notice it.

I followed the Morimoto instructions to determine how to install the leads into the plug by inserting them into the factory socket without the housing installed to insure polarities matched. After that install the socket connector accordingly and reverse the process to reinstall the housing.

I imagine I'll have to make an aim adjustment on these tonight to get them level with one another and pointed down where I want them - I'm going to do this from the front as well because the leveler on the back of the bulb uses a phillips screw that you have to access from below the housing, which is going to be hard from the back of the bumper.

Not sure if this helps or just confuses people. If someone really needs it I can go remove one and take pictures.

 

I too learned this the hard way, horrible design with that little clip with the threaded holes. =\