What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

A black paint pen might could fix that.

 

Yes, I think it would. If you've the short Teton, you may need to get an adapter to secure the boot to. Something like this (I've no idea if this particular retainer is the correct diameter)

$9 Tbest Shift Boot Holder,Shift Boot Retainer 12X1.25,Gear Knob Shift Accessories,Shift Knob Boot Retainer Limiter Shifter Shifting Head Buckle Stopper Universal for CarBlack (B (Black))

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZ17GQ7S?th=1

If you've the long Teton, figure attaching the boot to the knob about where the bottom screw is on the knob.

 

I do have the long version, Wondering if the hole in the boot is big enough to go over the knob or would I need to cut it? Not sure how this would look.

 

Redline Goods is easy to work with. I'm pretty sure all product is made to order, and that they would customize the top of your boot to whatever circumference you need. To me, just looking at pictures, as I've never seen a Teton in person, the bottom is of similar size to the Tundra TRD knob, so I'm thinking it will fit without modification. I may still have my silver TRD knob. If I can find it, I'll get you the circumference where I have the boot zip tied.

 

Thanks

 

Found it. Just where I remembered. 4" +/- (I wrapped the string around where I drew the shaky white line in the pic.)

 

Thanks for the info, I wall check it out.

 

While reinstalling my cat plates, I noticed the rear most one is pressing against the transfer case's skid plate. Does anyone else have this problem?





I'm guessing this probably isn't necessarily bad, but I can't imagine it being good in any way to have the transfer case being pressed up like that. I think it will clear the plate if I remove the skid - do the bolts holding the skid serve any purpose aside from that? Ie, if I snug them back in finger tight, will that be okay?

Edit: I've added a few washers to try to shim the plate down, but its still touching.

 

That small transfer skid is supposed to be removed before installing the cat plate.

 

I think there are kits for this for any car, but:
Starlight Headlining (rolls-roycemotorcars.com)

 

d'oh

Edit:
It has been removed, look at all that clearance!



Thanks George!

Really wish I had realized this ~25k ago when I put in the plates; there's a bit of wear on the inside of the cat plate where the xfer case skid rubbed against it. Live and learn though...hopefully no long term damage. The xfer case itself appears to be undamaged.

 

no mods but conquered tahoe blizzard! Toyo MTs did great in the snow

 

Update to my steering wheel shake, I have one bad K02, the machine requested some absurd amount of weight to balance perfect.

 

This is a good looking truck

 

That's a tough-looking truck! Should've timed it so the mere cars behind it weren't there, so it looks like ONLY YOU could make it!

 

Ordered the imitation trd rear sway bar from Amazon, installed and removed the front. Much better with rear on front off vs both off. Rear end tight and front a little loose. Quick shake down run close to home was fun with the fam and mud puddles. Sorry no pics this time.

rattled canned it black as the red gives me ocd bumps.

 

Went out for a little drive on Saturday to see where the snow level was at. Not quite as low as I would have expected considering the hype the storm got.

 

Added Bilie bars, a 23Zero Walkabout 62 RTT and some black topographical Tailgate letters from Yota Xpedition.

 

Couple things going in this week. Also working on a larger intake tube setup since we believe we’re maxing the maf out on the 4.5” tube. Will also be adding an LS 103mm throttle body while we redo the intake tube to 5”. Should pick up a few more horse powers.

 

Discovered a love tap on the rci skids. Wonder if I can order replacement door, will try to beat this one straight beforehand.

 

I haven’t been impressed with my last set of odyssey batteries. The new goto I’ve heard is full throttle flame river, if my last set of odysseys wasn’t covered in warranty was going that route.

 

lol you should see mine.... more than a love tap... several... a little rattle can and good as used...

 

Ripped up the West in style! Best snow I've skied in 20 years!! Skied the 'ghee and Bernies Bowl...truck was a beast and my legs are toast!! Not Tahoe amounts but 48" of skiable gnar!

 

What bearing assembly did you order?

 

Finally found a deal on a decked system. Almost too good to be true. Previous owner had it in a shell too so it's mint. Quickly tested in wet conditions and drawers are dry.

Also, Seat Jackers. so pumped on these. really fixed my issue with the tundra seats.

 

1.5"
Feels perfect for my tiny tires.

 

I put in the TRD Pro LED headlights on my 19 SR5, using the iHacker harness.

Was super easy and looks great. I guess I need to reaim my headlights now.

 

Been running them for years in the old man’s rig no issues.

 

Koyo bearing which is the one I’ve seen be the go to.

 

I went with Koyo last year, seem to be holding up good. I was just wondering what other people are running lately. I got mine ebay so hoping they last.