What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Much needed wash after the winter storm. We are supposed to be conserving water but I would rather have a clean Tundra instead. Thats how I roll.

 

My dog provided security wheel I cleaned up the beast from the winter storm! LOL


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I know this probably isn't for everyone, but being as how my Red Tundra is my 11th vehicle and I always wanted an 8 ball shifter knob in my '79 280zx (my first vehicle), this just felt right. It also has good weight and next up is black heat shrink over the chrome.

Chrome delete is next for this area, just haven't settled on how I'm going to do it.

 

Nothing, the lady took the Tundra to drive to work, because of the 'weather'

 

I see a GTO with a 6.0.

 

I uses SEM trim black on mine.

 

Looks good!
I put heat shrink on the shifter handle, but later opted for the cleaner look of a shifter boot.

 

MESO has a Tundra now and plans to start working on some chrome delete parts.

 

Now that's awesome

 

New Wheel and Suspension setup:

 

Turbo charged LS motor, keeps getting better, bring on spring.

 

My Diode Dynamics fogs showed up today. Now I just need some warmer weather to install them.

 

For some reason I like to start a mod right about 30 min before dark and with the threat of rain...
Door Edge Guards


And black interior door handles

 

Guilty..

 

Did the amber DRL delete for the new LED lights. I was on the fence about doing it so I added some insulated disconnects so they can be plugged back in if I feel like running the ambers. Thank @iHacker for the easy to follow instructions.

 

I've been seeing some neat footwell lighting kits lately. So I made my own. I had a left over LED strip from an older project. So I chopped it up into 4 strips (2 for front 2 for rear). The neat thing about these LED strip's is that you can make them any length you desire. I then soldered on a positive and a negative to each strip. I then added some 3M adhesive. My 2020 Pro has a small drivers side footwell light. I tapped power and ground from it, and of course fused my LED's. They also do the dimming down before turning off. A fun little project and happy with the outcome!!!

 

Looks awesome. I may have to add that to my never ending list of projects.

 

Great idea. Do you have any info on the led strip you could share. Have not see one you can customize.

 

Actually I do not, it was a leftover strip I had from the Matt Gecko LED bed lighting kit I purchased. You can use any LED strips that come in a roll. You just have to cut to size and solder yout positive and negative to the 2 brass solder points. Here is an example of a roll that can be purchased.
https://www.superbrightleds.com/mor...light-eco-series-tape-light-12v24v-ip20/5140/

 

Do you have some more details on how you wired them in?

 

Quite simple actually. The drivers side has a footwell light. Remove the light from the panel by twisting it out. It was a little easier to access the wiring when i loosed the mid panel in pic. Should be a blue and brown connected to the light, brown is positive and blue is ground. Be sure to double check with volt meter. Then I cut each line, and simply tapped the Positive and the Negative from the light with a butt connector to the LED's. I added a fuse just as a precaution.

 

Finally installed my new/old Pro grill.
I used the AJT relocation bracket for the TSS and took it for a little drive around town (in the rain) and so far no error codes or anything weird. Just had the truck leveled, so that plus the TSS relocation I was half expecting to have issues, but so far so good. The black on the bumper and the grill look different, that's the result of a brand new grill and an extremely dirty bumper. Hopefully they match better after a good bath.

 

Autozone carries them if you don't want to solder leads yourself.

 

There is always the Vleds plug and play kit for $70

 

That’s exactly how I want to do my ICS setup! I’ve been wondering how to make the ICS USB ports fit just where you have them. Apart from (I assume) making a larger hole in the mounting plate, did you have to remove any dash material?

My order arrived at the airport yesterday; should be here early next week!

 

I just drilled an extra hole right behind the middle slot in the dash. I had to drill it big enough to allow the connector to drop down below the dash... 5/8” I believe. It ended up dropping right through the middle slot in the mounting plate.

A little note, also: I didn’t crank down on the screws attaching the USBs to the mount. You might find that the wires are very close to being pinched when you drop them down through the mount. I felt like if I really hammered down that I’d crimp them. So the USB ports are just barely snug. It’s still plenty solid.

 

Casey MAD PROPS to you for getting the door edge guards installed. I tried my best but just couldn’t get them seated right. Dealership gave me a refund which was really stand-up, considering they’re like $80. I would’ve never thunk that door edge guards would not only be my most difficult mod, but an epic fail!

Reckon I’ll just get me some cheapos at an auto parts store

 

I had actually found a Toyota video that showed the installation, which helped. But yeah... that was one of those mods I really wouldn’t want to do again!