Long time listener, first time caller

Hi everyone, Im not the biggest online presence, but do like scouring the forums for ideas, parts, and modifications. Im big into exploring new locations and setting up my vehicles as more of a low-profile utilitarian/disaster preparedness style. Having been through a couple hurricanes and blizzards in the different locations I have lived, I find it very important to have a capable vehicle that will take care of you and others in a responsive situation.

I recently moved from Chevy to Toyota, purchasing my first Tundra a month or 2 ago. A sweet deal low mileage SR5 with a Kings suspension already added, so I couldn't pass it up. Learning the ins and outs of it and already adding on new modifications and creature comforts.

One thing I can't seem to get past is the small fuel tank on the SR5. Does anyone else have this issue where they feel like they need to fuel up every few days? I know all about the 30+ gal tank in the higher level trims, and one of the members here doing a retrofit to a larger tank, but with the MTE never changing for him, i'm unsure if i want to do this modification or keep an eye out for a SR5 TRD with the larger tank since I would also really like the locking diff as well.

In the meantime, saving up for lighting, tonneau, and wrestling between the JB4 and pedal monster/iDash combo. Looking forward to seeing the builds and adventures.

 

Welcome from LA (Lower Alabama)!

 

Welcome from NY.

 

Welcome, from Florida!

Good luck on the fuel decision....