New to the forum

Hey everyone, I'm from south Texas and new to the forum. I just purchased a new 2025 Tundra after switching to Toyota from Ford. I hope the quality is better in this Tundra than my past few years experience with two F150's. Many days and and weeks in and out of the service department so I had to switch. Glad to be here.

 

Welcome from NY.

 

Welcome 127567 from CA (Central Alabama). Great play on s'canning the F150. Your quality of life should be moving up.

 

Welcome from West MO

 

Buenos dias muchachos. Te habla Español?

Me neither. New to the forum as of today. Bought a 2011 Tundra TRD in 2011 and just sold it with 145K Had multiple bidders for it. Did I buy a Ford? Dodge? Chevy? Oh hell no. I bought a new 2025 4X4 Tundra Limited. Already put a Tri-fold Tonneau hard cover on the bed and then set about looking for replacement stereo system. Looked at T a c o T u n e s and ruled it out for a number of reasons. Decided to be more ambitious and lit Amazon on fire. When I sobered-up, I realized I would need help with a wiring diagram off the head unit to run first to a 5-Channel Car Audio Line Out Convertor and then to BOSS Audio Systems PV3700 5 Channel Car Stereo Amplifier – 3700 High Output, 5 Channel. Mounted it on the wall behind the rear passenger side. Put a 10" sub in a shallow sealed box under the rear set on the driver side. Fits better than OJ's gloves (they were his!). Installed the speakers and tweeters in doors and dash today and intend to tackle the wiring from the rear of the head unit to the equalizer and then run the wires to the amp. Current amp in head unit is so under-powered for the speaker package I got, the audio sounds like a 1960 Ford Falcon. Well, maybe a tad better but not by much.

Already exchanged e-mails with Tech12volt@gmail.com. He could forget more in a week than I could learn in a lifetime.

Merry Christmas Everyone!

 

Welcome from LA (Lower Alabama)!

 

Welcome from TN!

 

Welcome from Idaho.

 

Welcome from NC that's a great way to either start or to end a year