What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Today I realized that when my moonroof is slide all the way open the wind deflector electronically raises/lowers depending on the speed of the vehicle. Anything over 45mph is lays flat, and anything below it raises up.

 

@Toe404 The rear doors wasn't hard at all. The front doors was a bit of a bitch because the opening at the lower part is smaller. If you have small hands your good but big hands and forearms is gonna sting a little. But it's worth it man. Big difference on this mat too. I belive it's better than Dynamat really. I've used that stuff on old projects and I have to say by far this brand is 10x better. Just my 2 cents really. Patience is the key too. Don't rush the job and take your time. Each door takes me about 3 hours and that's because I strip it of all the clips and wires plus that glue.

 

Got my Ics fab and Ram iPad mount installed a couple of weeks ago. Might be my favorite mod so far. The bolts were a little tricky getting them in. I kept thinking “am I doing this right” Sure beats propping the iPad behind the wheel and trying to make sure it doesn’t fall down.

 

Used the truck Friday to shuttle 3 little girls to the zoo. Saturday, shampooed the seats to get out the ketchup the girls spilt the day before...

I did get my ESP underseat storage put in.

 

Was planning to do a bracket for a fire extinguisher inside, but I think this might be a bit better for now.

 

Radium Springs oil catch cans with the Stillen CAI. Had to improvise a little. Also installed the Valhalla's Cat protection plates. This is with a pro comp lift. Also done the Katskinz with heated and cooled option. Installed a fire extinguisher for just in case

 

Haha, I did the same in regards to the shifter plate. There wasn’t a whole lot of purchase with the lock washers on the plastic in some places, so I hope it all holds together.

 

Agreed!

 

I like this idea. Do you think if you flipped the red pin upside down, it would fit under a tonneau? Or can you even switch it?

 

So fresh and so clean

 

Yup! I think it should fit under the tonneau if you flip it upside down.

$26 Goldfire Universal Vehicle Adjustable Quick Release Roll Bar Fire Extinguisher Mount Holder Brackets, Fire Extinguisher Mount for Car UTV

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V4VK4S6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_CKQDBRNGNHWHA690CKEZ?_encoding=UTF8

$15 EXCELFU 5 Pack T Slot Nuts for Toyota Tunda & Toyota Tacoma Pick-Up Truck Bed Deck Rails

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08LG1N99S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_WYSYRP91R6M7QA2WRYN8?_encoding=UTF8

I had to drill the holes on the fire extinguisher bracket so that way it would fit the Allen bolts provided by the t slot nuts.

 

Bitchin! Thanks for the links.

 

ARB Diff Breather

 

Went with a poor man's fuse box. When I bought the truck, I thought to myself, I'll never need to do this. Well, air bag compressor, dash cam, bed lights, 3w liner window mod,and damn it, I need one.

 

Are you going to black out the head unit of the dash? The two big sides of the dash that is…

 

Probably not unless a cover comes out for it that just sticks on. Im happy with the chrome delete for now.

 

I’m trying to figure out if I can get a black head unit as an OEM part.

 

Finally added a driver-side grab handle!

And as I’m not as handy as many of you, I bought and installed a DesertDoesIt front seat mount panel to mount a couple things under my front seat.

 

Took it "off-road" for the first time for about 17 miles! 4 wheel drive works great! Paid $20 for a camping spot just to grill burgers... Looks like she belongs in the woods.

 

@TNCountrygal welcome! Great looking truck, what is your setup?

 

I did this so the fire extinguisher fits under the tonneau. I had it in my Taco and got the DIY instructions on Tacomaworld.

 

Wow, that's a mighty pistol he is holding..

 

Looks great!!

 

Question for you... Are these third party rails you added to your truck? I bought my rig with an existing G2 Backflip on it and I'd like to try and add something for tie downs, etc.

 

The front will settle some after driving. Took me 4 alignments to finally get the positive camber out also. Good job putting in the Differential spacers in. I think they need to be there for the alignment to work out right if you don’t have new UCA’s

 

Looks like the DIY unistrut rails: https://www.tundras.com/threads/diy-unistrut-bed-rails-cheaper-option-than-oem.1906/

 

Perfect. Add it to my list of projects

 

Yep this.

 

Installed Total Chaos bed stiffeners...