What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

It may settle a hair, but not enough that you will notice. I have the 2.0's as well.

 

It's a shame they don't have bigger sizes.

 

Put on some new shoes. BFG All Terrain K02s (285/65/18).

 

I ordered two of the GearPod XL V.2 today.

 

Under drivers seat maglite storage

 

Installed Husky X-act Contours front and rear.

 

Leitner? I thought they were eternally back ordered. Haha

 

Yea. It says 6 weeks. I have one XL already but when I went to order the second I saw they improved them so obviously I had to get two.

 

Installed a new switch plate insert below the A/C controls. Corey George from BlackCatWorks.com was awesome to work with. He was willing to modify his original panel design (https://www.blackcatworks.com/Third-Gen-Tundra-Switch-Panels_p_26.html) to accommodate an air pressure gauge for me. I sent him the gauge and he figured out how to make it fit along with six switch positions.

The gauge is the 1.5” model from Viair (https://www.viaircorp.com/air-gauges/in-dash-gauges/1_5_single_gauge). I’m still working to install the air system so the gauge isn’t functioning yet.

Changes include:

- swapped out the two cigarette charge ports for USB ports (

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- added the Anytime Camera switch (https://www.anytimebackupcamera.com...ucts/anytime-backup-and-front-camera-full-kit)

- relocated the rear window switch so someone in the passenger seat can work the window. Used a relocation wire harness from 12Volt Solutions (https://www.12volt.solutions/produc...elocation-harness?_pos=1&_sid=ce6850e32&_ss=r)

- added a little humor for those long road trips (Hope my husband’s not reading this thread) (https://www.aironboard.com/online/push-switch-9b85nb-12volt-toyota-oem-passenger-eject.html)

- and the final switch position is reusing the AUX port.

If interested, more pics and details can be found in my build thread, post #48. Link in signature line.

 

I have the passenger eject as well. I'm too scared to install it (so far). I assume I'd be the one getting ejected if it were in and got noticed...

 

I know what you mean. My husband hasn’t seen it yet.

 

What is the planned function for it, out of curiosity?
Mine was going to be for disabling the rear window controls at the doors b/c my kids are punks but I just permanently shut them down (I can control from the driver seat just fine) by removing a jumper on my bowl light kit.

 

Fuel ammo 20x9 +20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers 35x12.5 20

 

No plans as of yet. There was a spare spot and I didn’t want to use a blank cover. It is wired into the dash illumination circuit. As an aside, many thanks to @RainMan_PNW for the wiring diagrams. They’ve been a big help.

 

Got on the Falcon Shock Group Buy. Big thanks to @French Avocado.

 

Lisa, I assume the purpose of the panel is to move the switches closer to you for a better reach? That would be sweet on my 2020 once I get around to installing my horns.

 

Installed a toolbox, new floor mats and a pistol mount.

 

Moving the switches closer was a by-product to accommodate the gauge though I’m happy with the finished product. The switches are much easier to see and access. The primary purpose was a desire for more switch locations and a spot for the gauge to keep the cab as uncluttered and OEM-like as possible. Because of the depth of the gauge, the face of the panel had to be brought forward so there would be room to connect the air line in the back.

 

Gotcha. I'll contact him to see what it would be like for mine. The panel on the 2020 is different than the 2018-2019 models.

 

Here’s his email address: corey.george@gmail.com

 

Thank you!

 

It was the seal between the tailgate and bed cover. You have to open or close the tailgate with the cover closed to get to the latches and it just pushed the seal off over time. I just glued it back down with some high strength glue I got from work. It doesn’t flap in the wind because it has cross bars on the bottom that make the cover pretty tight when latched down.

 

Think these will fit without the panel bump out? Would love this to accommodate multiple devices while on long road trips.

 

First oil change at 1960 miles. Did the factory oil cap swap. Pretty uneventful

 

Pictures?

 

I finished installing the TRD Pro headlights. I used @iHacker harness. I wanted the ambers to remain as the drl. It’s the best mod that I’ve done.

 

My goodness, are they that much brighter down the road compared to the halogens?!

 

that was my biggest decision factor. I couldn’t see with the halogens. Plus they look amazing without the chrome housing.

 

Just dropped a shiny penny on WKO sliders... maybe soon... but it is aesthetics... for now...

 

Will post pics tomorrow.