What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

I bet. Sure it drives and performs better. Sure wish we could get some SL and C load tire choices for our trucks when moving up to 33,34,35 inch tires. Only tire I know of is Nitto Terra grappler in 295/70-18, standard load. Unfortunate that going to larger tires on a Tundra generally means E load if you want to stay with 18/20 inch wheels.

 

Just ordered a tonneau cover. Never had one before and am pretty excited. I debated between tonneau covers or a decked system and finally decided on the cover. I really like the look and adjustability of the retractable cover. I consider the bak flip covers as well but just don’t care for how the cover fully retracted blocks the rear window. This retrax model also lets me keep the deck rail system.

 

Moved a few factory switches around and pre wired a couple new ones for upcoming installs. Not happy about the factory blank for the rear window being different after I moved it, but I juggled things to try and make it look as good as possible.

 

Absolutely love them on my limited power seats. Can already tell they'll be waaaay better on those 1.25+ hour drives. Daily is 30 each way and I can feel my feet, not my sore heels when I get out. 5' 11.51"

 

Looks good! That is the bed cover I'm trying to move to from a tri-fold. Where did you order yours from? Did you maintain the bed rails?

 

Do you have a link for that?

 

truck looks nice !

 

Annnd finished up the front black out with the Ecoological bumper end overlays. Took me much longer than expected but turned out real nice with no chrome poking through. The textured black TPO matches the middle part of the bumper to a tee.

 

I hear you. It’s a subtle difference between these and my LTs…I’m mostly noticing how much easier the 2” deep potholes on our highways are. There are enough potholes that I don’t always avoid them all.

I really like the LT Duratracs. They are awesome off-pavement, especially aired down. But the stock tires are nice for the commute.

 

What he said. Also stops finger prints and hides any existing scratches. Still have to do the radio and dash. Also bought a pillar kit but waiting for better weather to install that

 

Very cool; looks great night or day. Tough to install? And does it give you good illumination or did you do it for looks mostly? I can't picture what the under/back side of that hood bulge opening looks like. I'll get off my lazy self out to look in the morning.

 

I've got them on my Pro (power seats). the factory adjustment just didn't quite come up high enough for my comfort.

 

I second that. I got the set and its easy to install. High quality camera.

 

I ordered some Bilstein 5100's for the 4 corners and some KYB tophats. Going to reuse the stock springs and set the fronts at the middle setting with no rear lift. Based on the searching I've done here, that should give me a pretty level look.

 

https://tonneaucoversworld.com/p/retraxone-mx-tonneau-cover/v/toyota/tundra/2021/

 

OEM grille, hood bulge and sensor cover

 

I forgot to mention you should use the chat feature or call the customer service line and they’ll give a better price.

 

Super Bumps installed today. No more clunk from the old extended bump stops.

 

I’m not sure what you mean by specs? I ordered everything from Sparksparts dot com. Hood bulge, grill and sensor cover was $977.
Installation took about 45 minutes. The hardest part for me was getting the clips for the TSS cable to release from the old grill without breaking the tabs. It took a few minutes but I got them to release without damaging the old grill.

 

try flipping the window switch 180°
It makes it much easier to grab with a finger tip.

 

Your

Your CV doesn’t look happy.

 

It’s on jack stands in this pic
Good lookin out, though.

 

Painted middle of bumper matte black, wrapped stereo surround. Ajt steering wheel trim coming in, pro headlights, pro grill

 

Let us know how you like it. Been kicking around that same purchase

 

Pretty much just extended the wires

 

Anyone installed these from the 21 Trail Edition?

 

Im still looking for a set (or at least the cooler) to give it a shot on my 18 crewmax, So far nobody wants to be fair with a price so I have not had a chance...

 

I installed Desert Does It Front Seat Jackers with Front Multi Panel. I'm 6'1" and these feel great on my back.
https://desertdoesit.com/collections/toyota/products/tundra-front-seat-jackers
https://desertdoesit.com/collections/toyota/products/2007-toyota-tundra-mmp



Also, Rago Fabrications Tundra Bed Rail Modular Accessory Mounts with Extensions. To which I have currently mounted an ARB jack base. I don't use an ARB jack but have an Omega 8 ton bottle jack that fits perfectly in this base with which I use the Safe Jack Bottle Jack Recovery Kit for lifting the truck when offroad.

$57 ARB 10100111 Jack Base 15400 lbs Load Capacity Hydraulic Heavy Duty Low Profile High-Density Polyethylene Jack Base

https://www.amazon.com/ARB-10100111...gid=pla-787790108600&ref=&adgrpid=83058288664

$140 Omega 10085B Black Hydraulic Bottle Jack - 8 Ton Capacity

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0049TY33I?ie=UTF8

https://safejacks.com/collections/b...-bottle-jack-recovery-kit-without-bottle-jack

 

I'm curious how they would fit with a full BedRug...

 

Kalihi?