What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Freakin killer.

 

I installed this Linkswell Gen 4. About 9 times out of 10, when I scan bluetooth, I either get nothing, or it shows the scanner but I can't select it (picture 2). In the 1 in 10 times it will connect to the scanner, (picture 3) it will only stay connected for a few seconds (picture 1). I even put the scanner on an extension so that it would be closer to the HU. Oddly enough, I have no problem connecting to my phone, and I have the problems above regardless of whether my phone is connected or not. I have contacted Linkswell support and we'll see what they say. From what I've heard from others with the unit, I'm starting to think there is an issue with my HU specifically as I haven't heard of anyone else having this issue. I like the large screen and the clean look - but I'll have to return it if I can't get the bluetooth obd to work.

 

There are 2 different Husky X-Acts for the rear. I noticed that when I bought mine.

 

Installed SDHQ Aluminum Billet Battery Terminal Blocks

 

Well, my supercharger was installed over the weekend by my friend at his place. Last step is the programming and that will need to wait until tomorrow. Here a few pics of the install.

 

Got busy on the Pro today, added the Coach Builder +2 shackles. I decided I like the stance and going to leave the front alone. Gave her a wash followed by a Maquier wax.!!!

 

Keep an eye on the coolant reservoir for any leaks. I've heard they are somewhat common where the hose connects. I swapped mine with the Figs Engineering coolant reservoir. A bit pricy for what it is, but worth the peace of mind.

 

I appreciate the insight, I will be sure to watch for any leaks. Thanks.

 

What radiator is this?

 

https://urdusa.com/hd-high-performance-radiator-tudnra-sequoia-v8/

CFS

URD had a sale a while back and I was able to get it for 400.00 shipped.

 

Gave the Black Pearl a wash and wax!

 

That is insane, it’s like a freakin mirror.

 

Thanks, took awhile, but between Griots and chemical guys, got er done

 

L-track installed over the factory rails so that I can mount tie downs anywhere easier and have better clearance with the rail of my Ultra-flex bed cover.
Not sure it was worth the effort but it turned out pretty well.

 

Looking good there Robert!

 

Installed full Vahalla plate package in 1/8" powder coated steel today.

• 3-piece front skid plate
• Front catalytic converter protection plate/transmission skid plate
• Rear catalytic converter protection plate/transfer skid plate

Yes, I know that a bolt is missing on the oil filter door and the bumper valance. Added both after the picture.

 

Busy weekend. Pulled the tailpipe and got it wire wheeles, degreased, sanded and painted.
Installed blacked out steering wheel emblem, black shift knob, console safe and dual USB charger. Wire wheel, sanded, degreased the hitch cargo carrier then coated in bedliner.
Fixed one of the latching bars on the bakflip. Rivets had all pulled out. Redid them and added a few extra.

 

Are these installed over the OEM rails? What tonneau do you have? Did this come with tie down anchors? Where did you get them? This looks very interesting to me. The only problem I have with my Undercover Armor is the fact that I can't use my rails the way I want.

 

looks good

 

Macs has L-track cut and drilled to replace the factory deck rail system and that’s what I originally intended to do and then fabricate some way to attach the Ultra-Flex. BUT..since the L-track only sticks out less than 1/2” compared to the 1” of the deck rail I realized that tie downs could pull up on the Ultra-Flex mounting rail and bend it.

I ended up making a bunch of 1” square nuts for the deck rail to screw 2 pieces of 1/4” x 1” aluminum between the deck rail and the L-track to move it out to the edge of the Ultra-Flex mounting rail. Then I decided it would be easier to cut the L-track up so I could continue to use the original Ultra-Flex anchors.

 

Thanks

 

Great find! I'm checking into it.

 

The switches fit perfectly in a 20mm hole.

 

$379 Bilstein's 4600 Monotube Gas OEM Shocks Set for 2000-2006 Toyota Tundra 2WD 4WD

Bilstein's 4600 -> 5100.





Front ones are in the middle position. The truck looks level, no rake, not sure if I want to use +1" shackles in rear.

Front toe was of course off, more than +2 degrees. Fixed.

 

Where'd you purchase the USB charger for the center console and how hard was the install?

 

Very easy. Here I've had a USB port installed for the external USB stick/SSD. The kiddos enjoy headrest monitors and HDMI player on the long trips.

 

Just throwing this out here instead of starting a new thread. Anyone have WetOkole seats covers on there front seats of there truck? Tossing it around about putting a set on my front seats.

 

Is that from US Cargo?

 

I do, over cloth seats. They are heat-neutral: not cold in winter, not hot in summer. Also should be easier to maintain the seats long-term, these can be wiped off, water-cleaned, washed at last. Cloth seats accumulate dust, impossible to get rid of it w/o a proper aid like Tornador.