What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Baja'ed. The BD instructions leaves a lot to be desired but were able to get them installed following @MotoTundra 's tutorial.

 

86ed the bull bar

 

Dang Sean you can power all Of Wyoming's cell phones with your plethora of USB ports!!

Regarding the last picture and the cord in your center console that looks like it's going to your wireless charger... I opted to power the wireless charger with the USB hard wired into the rear center console cigarette lighter port you just replaced, so there's no cord in the center console. Here it is:

Car Hard Wire Power Cord Cable Car Charger Adapter USB Female Plug DC 12V to 5V 3A 15W Power Inverter Regulator Converter Kit for GPS Tablet Phone PDA DVR Camcorder Recorder Camera by HitCar

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06Y4PD3N3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

oh i like that idea a lot. Thanks!

 

Tacoma shift knob from 40% off sale and shifter boot installed. I like the red accents, I think I am going to go with leather steering wheel wrap with red stitching and red trim console inserts.
Hopefully get to my TRD skid plate this weekend.

 

I still cant figure out how they work. I haven't been able to turn on the middle one. Turn and hazard signal work perfect.
By the way, bought the same ones at ebay if someone is interested.

 

You know its not hard to remove those tail light.

 

What middle one? the white ones. From what i've seen, they only come on white when lights are on...which is what mine do. otherwise they're amber colored

 

Sell it!!! Lol

 

Yes the white one section. I havent been able to turn them on. I will try tonight again. Thanks for the reply

 

Gave this a try today, not sure how well it works, but im impressed nice glossy shine and i hit it with the powerwasher to wash off and it was instantly hydrophobic.

 

so the first application i did, i had whole vehicle wet, sprayed it on, then wiped it off with a microfiber, followed up with another dry microfiber. next time, i will spray it on, then jet rinse it off with the hose. thats what instructions say, plus i figured it would help it spread it better across all of it, and it wouldn't get missed. i have used it and liked it. reviews show it work pretty well too. this was right after an application...

 

Im actually suprised how nice it works and just like you stated once hit with the washer it spreads nicely.

 

Looking great! How do you like em'??

 

Just installed them last night, but love them so far! Hoping for some fog this weekend.

 

Mine were a bear to remove. Ended up breaking off a piece of plastic on the tail light edge even while carefully prying with body panel tools and a leather cloth to protect the paint.

 

BTDT

 

Just got some of that on the boat today

 

Yes, but leaving them on the truck allows me to scrub them without them rolling around on my work bench.

 

All of the fish are going to go...

 

So here is a small write up on the VLEDS floor lamps installation. I put a slightly different twist on than I have seen.
First buy the correct kit that is plug and play
Remove the small #74 bulb under the steering wheel shown in the area circled on the right. Then plug in the VLEDS adapter shown on the left. To remove the factory bulb and plug twist and pull from the back side.
I tried to mount the led strips in location so they would not cast bad shadows. This is the driver side front

After running the 4’ extension wire over to the passenger side I mounted it in a similar manner.

I fished the wires through in this area, not the vent but around it

Next remove the passenger side kick panel and sil panel. Run the 6’ extension wire along with the factory wiring until where the back carpet and front carpet meet. Shown in the picture passenger side under the seat.

You have to leave slack for the seat to move. Next I mounted the back strips to the lower carpet cover on the bottom of the front seats.

Again this was so I would not have any shadows. I cut small X shaped slots through the carpet covered covers. The ran the wires through them

You can partially remove the cover to make work easier. Simply unclip the bungee type material circled here.

Next is the cuts I made. I think I will come back with some hot glue on the wires where they poke through circled here. They actually hold really well without anything extra.

I did the exact same thing on both sides. I ran the 4’ extension wire under the bottom on the center console. I did not have to remove or even loosen anything to do this. Just my floor mat. I was able to stuff the wires under the console in between the floor carpet. Be careful not to damage the wire when doing this. This is the area I’m talking about
That is the bottom of the rear center console
I’m sorry if this is a crappie write up, I am not a teacher. I’m sure you can find a better way to run wires and such, but I didn’t want to tear my truck apart.

 

More pics!

 

Washed it, and then Mother Nature was like "Bitch, please!!".

 

Had some 295/60r20 Kanati Mud Hogs installed.

 

Nice. What size lift do you have, and any rubbing?

 

Added in the Auovo mats for all of the cup holders and bins. We'll see how they hold up to the Arizona heat, but I like the look. Went black on black to match the Grey tundra. I feel like white would get grimey.

 

Get some red TRD letters for the shifter.

 

Looks great

 

Thanks Sean.