WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO YOUR 3RD GEN TUNDRA TODAY?

Bedrug Classic Bed Liner | Fits...

$480 Bedrug BedLiner | Fits 2022-2025 Toyota Tundra, 5.5' Bed | Charcoal Grey, BRY22SBK

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They usually put it in special. I payed 379 plus taxes.

 

https://www.sparksparts.com/oem-parts/toyota-2022-2024-toyota-molding-588350c070

 

awesome thank you

 

Do you know the part number for the sway bar? TIA

 

Check this thread
https://www.tundras.com/threads/trd-sway-bar-2023-1794.122231/page-5#post-3888212

 

Falken Wildpeak AT4W 275/65R20 on OEM wheels with 3" TRD lift from factory.
Before


After

 

Plastidip on the chrome grill emblem.

Only chrome on the truck is gone

 

This came out great! I tried that on mine first but didn’t get a good coating or something went wrong. Plastidip was what I did for my Tacoma emblems and it turned out well. Think I rushed this one.

 

Let us know how you like those. They're on my short list for tires this summer.

 

This I think is the perfect tire for these trucks.

 

Thanks! I am happy with the texture and finish.

I popped it on before I left for work this morning. Hopefully it still looks good after day one in the wild.

 

And then I bought a moving blanket to protect the bedrug. Maybe later I will add a tarp to protect the blanket that protects the bedrug. Is it that I'm exaggerating a little?.

 

I just checked mine and I am at about 1.5". Could go higher I suppose but then my rake would be too much.

 

may need to modify a bit but I think it may work for the tundra

 

Do you have the standard bed? Or the optional spray in bed liner?

I’m looking at adding this and I have the regular plastic bed

 

I have the standard bed.

 

I was back and forth. A lot of reviews that the TRD drop ins were just as good. Which, I’m sure they are comparable. I grabbed the AFE intakes anyway. Tossed them on in about 30 minutes. Ehhh. I like them but, reviews were probably accurate. If you’re looking for “noise” don’t expect anything out of these. Performance wise, I’ll see how it goes. Nice product, excellent fitment, cosmetically appealing… anybody else have them?

 

I’m surprised you’re bottoming out with a 1.5” gap. With normal road driving I don’t see how the airbag would compress over 1.5” on bumps.

 

That's a clean engine! I cleaned mine off tonight because I keep getting damn rats lol.

I prefer the S&B, but basically the same idea.

 

I don't think I'm bottoming out, I just think it's stiff maybe.

 

Oh yeah some people find the rear air stiff. I think it’s great now compared to hard rubber on steel haha. But really it’s a little softer than the front on the same bumps.

 

I've been running the predecessor AT3's for about 15 years and never had a puncture. I'm hoping these are as good. I won't know much more until I get some time in the North Woods in July.

 

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Please post up your Stronghold tire impressions/reviews/thoughts in this thread:
https://www.tundras.com/threads/new-cooper-discoverer-stronghold-at.145412/

Thanks!

 

I've noticed a lot of drone out of the exhaust on the TRD Performance Package.

My BAMuffler on my 5.7 doesn't have near the drone.

 

installed trd air filters and dirty deeds catback.

 

Don’t forget to pull the sound deadening out. More turbo noises without it.

 

does Trd sway bar really allow for bigger tires? Only place I run is sway bar.

 

Depends on how wide and how offset your wheels are.
High positive offsets like stock wheels (Ex. +55, +60) will keep the wheel much more "tucked in" the wheel well, and closer to the sway bar when you turn.
If you have aftermarket wheels, they typically (but not always) will have a lower numerical positive offset, sometimes at, or approaching 0 (zero) offset.
These will push the wheel "out" and away from the sway bar.

 

Installed the LASFIT bedliner, perfect fit/finish. Even made it work with my auxiliary battery setup and fridge/slide out. Wish I added it sooner for sure.


LASFIT Bedliner 3rd Gen Tundra, I Needed This!
https://youtu.be/fT_bmyd2zlk