What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Seductive shot in the rain after the side steps went on

 

That looks amazing! Great job

 

Photo please

 

That is awesome!! Spend time with your kids every minute you can, seriously that's how we bring up good well rounded men. I love being a dad, most of the time at least.

 

Thanks man... It’s a mix of things . The easy stuff to remove I painted. The radio trim and vent rings i replaced. The climate trim I wrapped . AJT knobs with shifter bezel and steering wheel emblem. I painted the shift knob cup holder and steering wheel.

 

I'll get a couple pictures up in the morning. Love having the mollie panels and the bridge has all kinds of mounting options for RAM mounts

 

Cool beans brother!! Thanks

 

Finally got the White Knuckle Off Road Sliders off of saw horses and on to my truck.

I went to go drill the last 10 holes into the frame to finish mounting them and remembered that I broke a good bit of my drill bits on some unsavory projects.
After playing around with a bunch of broken bits, I figured I can still drill holes into my brand new truck, and installed a Rago Fabrication dashboard plate so I can mount my Tablet for GPS.

I've seen a lot of people snaging this for there trucks. That's probably why my wait time was longer then the sliders

 

Fits so perfect it should have been factory this way

 

Used my headlights for first time. Took me 2 months and 1400 miles, but finally got to see what all the hype is about for the led headlights.

 

Filter minder, takes the guesswork out of whether I've been in the dust enough to need filter replacement. It's below the scale with the good filter, and clogged is supposedly normal + 10" water, so if it ratches up to the 11 or 15 line it's time for a new one

Edit: these are more common on OTR trucks, heavy equipment, Ram and Chevy Diesels, and so forth, which is why the gauge pictured goes to 25", but it can be used on a gasser too, just to a lower target number. They used to make a 0-20" but I don't think it's made anymore. I couldn't find it.

The other reason is that changing the air filter too much supposedly lets in even more crud. The initial dust layer increases efficiency by a lot. Supposedly around half the dirt a filter will pass is in the first tenth of its life if the guys on BITOG tell the truth. If anyone is gonna be motivated to reduce the dirt in their engines, it'll be them with their UOAs and silica numbers. Just don't leave it in there so long the gasket deteriorates

 

OK, thanks.

 

And?

 

Tonneau cover, bed rug, Toyota LED bed lights and Toyota PnP tailgate lock. I had forgotten how much time it takes to set up a new truck

 

This looks like a shot straight outta the Toyota brochure! That's sweet

 

is that the

$38 Fumoto F103N with LC-10 lever clip FN-Series Engine Oil Drain Valve, 1 Pack

Fumoto F103N ?

 

No, its the

$37 F103S LC-10 Lever Clip FS-Series Engine Oil Drain Valve, 1 Pack

F103S....Stubby one.

 

1/2 hour being careful and just winging it. I could do it way faster now.

 

Thank you kindly!

I am actually doing a few more trim pieces this week...

 

Took it camping in Big Bear.

 

Who makes that little trailer?

 

It wasn't quite dark yet, I didn't realize they were on till the auto brights came on. That lit up the reflective street signs real well.

 

Thank you both. I hope to get started on it as soon as I can.

 

Has anyone had any experience with AirRad cold air intakes? I have a line on one for a good price, but want t get some input on it first. I have been eyeing an S&B, but this is the first I've heard of AirRaid. Any input would be helpful. Thanks in advance.

 

Oh Shit!

 

X2

 

Rok Block rubber tailgate gap seal installed. Side weatherstrip installed. Tired of everything back there getting dirty dusty on every dirt road.

 

Have any more info on that tailgate seal, that looks really interesting. I hate sweeping the bed out and dirt gets stuck between that gap and falls on the bumper.

 

Four Leaf Clover Fab