What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

They seem good enough. I think a lot of people are looking for a sedan-type ride with these knobby off-road tires which you are not going to get. I definitely don't mind the tires, don't seem overly loud, look good, and handle way better in the rain than the Ridge Grapplers I had on a 4Runner. Don't get enough snow down here to test that. They handle good on gravel.

 

Mocked up for your viewing pleasure

 

Ballin'....AND funcitonal!

 

I'm disappointed they didn't start out in your kitchen

 

Ha....you better put some foam padding on the headliner lol.

 

LOL when I posted the other pics I was not happy. Old lady had stuff on my photo counter and already asking what was in the box lol

 

FRONT: Toytec 2.5 Series Front Aluma Coilovers, SPC upper control arms
REAR: Toytec 2.0 aluma series IFP socks, custom Alcan leaf springs with 3" Coachbuilder shackles

Took off the front mud flaps, trimmed a good bit of the fender liner but probably could have re-drilled the holes and pushed forward and achieved the same clearance. SPC upper control arms also really help

 

Lol I actually 100% don't but those are so sick

 

More parts rolling in today. Thanks again to @snivilous for the massive 5” intake tube and @ViktorG for the LS103 mm throttle body and harness.

 

Finally got that Kaon front differential drain plug in. No more struggling with the OEM, a 24mm socket and my impact driver gonna make quick work of things in 30k miles for sure.

 

Mt Ord near the summit

 

It is an unbelievably great awning. I grabbed it at half price and it has paid for itself in literally one outing. It’s wonderful. Don’t worry about the length unless you’re only mounting to a cab rack

 

Finally made time to do the OEM LED install. Shout out to @iHacker for for a quality product to make this happen! Didn’t have the time today so Diode Dynamics plug-n-play fogs hopefully going in this weekend.

 

More packages today. Thanks to @TurboKits.com for the fast shipping on this!

 

Their shipping times are no joke.

 

David are those the TRD PRO headlights?

 

Love the look and the grill! I am going to be white with come chrome and the TRD pro headlights myself here soon! Any fitment issues with the grill?

 

Yes they are. Bought them in November and finally got around to installing them today. Next up will be de-chroming at some point.

 

Trucks looks good. How long from start to finish did it take you? I've had my headlights and harness sitting in boxes for 2 years now. Want to get it done after summer. SC summers are crazy hot.

 

Doesn't take long. The grill comes out easily etc

 

Headlights take maybe 15 minutes for both.

 

Yeah once I loosen the bolts to drop the C4 bumper.

 

Not bad at all. I've read the instructions for the harness, seemed a lot longer then that. That is great news!

 

Guess it depends on options. All mine was plug and play. Pop the grille (done that a few times so that was easy), old lights come out and disconnected, cennect new harnesses to new lights, secure any loose harnesses since you have some extra length, put in new lights, put grille back. Check light level and adjust as needed but that is done once installed.

 

Thank you. That makes it sound super easy. I can do plug and play. Which harness did you get? I think I have the one were the LEDs aren't on all the or something like that, so I think its a couple extra steps. But I am pretty confident that it won't be an all day job.

 

Um.... thisbwas a few years ago. I had halogens with the drl strip and moved to the Pro's and liked having the drl's on. My new harnesses where direct plug and play. Super great quality and easy to install. @iHacker was great to work with.

 

You are welcome to come hang out with us here in Phoenix if you think your summer is too hot.

 

Why wait until summer...upper 90's are coming this weekend.

 

Thanks. Normally I would say a couple of hours give or take but I had some interruptions. I think I was around 3 1/2 total work including having to take the surround off a second time due to missing a connector pin; interruptions added time as usual. It’s pretty straight forward and I also referred to the video on @iHacker’s thread a couple of times. The one thing that took me the longest was fighting the grommet to get the one lead through the firewall; I got the harness that eliminated the amber DRL. But, even that wasn’t horrible.