Lunar Rock Club

Let the modding begin…

 

Just got the call! Truck is being delivered tomorrow

 

I haven't seen the 2022 in LR yet, but I tend to agree. There's something about the stance, the "look" and the lack of complexity in our trucks that really shows off the color. The new models look too busy aesthetically to my eyes. I saw a LR tacoma yesterday for the first time and had the same thought.

Course we're all a little biased

 

I drive all city and get like a tank average of 10.5......heavy foot.

 

I don't like how long the new front end is.

 

This was from a video someone posted on Reddit.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ToyotaTund..._driving_back_to_hq_in_plano/?utm_name=iossmf

 

Not personally a fan of the proportions either.

 

This was Sunday.

I’m at 48 weeks.

 

That won't fit your clan Andy...

 

my 2022 Sequoia -- love the color

 

Are safety aspects a factor? If not, they'll fit just fine

 

Join the club man. Congrats and welcome aboard

 

Interesting (and disappointing). Makes me think the 22 Pro will have far more color options than the previous iterations. No more of the black, white, gray, exclusive color option like it's been. I was hoping the 22 would have an all new color palette, so this crushed my hopes and dreams of ours being the only model Tundra ever available in LR haha

 

Why does the 2022 Lunar Rock look so dark? I thought it was just the stock images that were dark, but in this video it’s the same.

 

officially home now.

 

Passed another LR Tundra TRD Pro this evening driving north through Lexington, KY on Limestone. First time that's happened.

 

Anyone driven the white rim trail in canyonlands? I've biked the route and driven part, in an f150, but wondering how the stock tundra would handle it?

 

Got the RB20’s on today and filled her up for the first time (ouch!). Only complaint after 3 weeks is the driver side sag/lean given the gas tank and other items loaded on that side I’ve read so much about. My ‘08 was similar. It’s more noticeable tho - might consider a shim, any thoughts?

My American Roll Cover w/rails comes in 2 weeks, can’t wait!

 

I don’t notice any lean note that I’ve got the Westcott lift installed.

 

Not sure what the lean is and not sure I want to try to find it lol. Once I’ve seen it I can’t unsee it and will bug me.

 

What is the driver side lean. I know they say the same on the 4runner but I have seen that either. My 4runner pro was level all around. So is my tundra.

 

My driver side rear wheel measures 8” from the fender while all other 3 are 8.5/9”. Full tank. It’s less noticeable and more even when the tank is empty. Def a thing if you search this forum.

 

Man... as always, you leave for a few days (more like 2.5 weeks), and it takes an hour to catch up on everything in this thread.

Anyways, I went on a little trip. From April 22nd to September 9th, I put exactly 1002 miles on the Pro. From September 10th to September 29th, I got her up to 7272 miles. Here are some pictures that some of you may enjoy.



EDIT: hmmm... for some reason, the uploaded pictures don't look as nice as the "originals".

 

Stunning! I think I recognize some of those rocks! Sounds like a rad trip, just don't do any gas calculations

 

Looks like a great trip. I’ve been to a few of those, and haven’t been to some of them others. My daughter and her BF were just down in canyonlands and the salt flats a couple weeks ago.

 

I was there about 2 weeks ago also. What were they driving?

 

2008 Subaru Forester. Silver, lifted 2” with slightly oversized tires, roof rack, and a light bar on the front.

 

I'll be doing that next week. No matter what the total is, it was worth it.

...well, maybe except for a $300 speeding ticket and almost getting arrested for speed. In my defense, it was a steep downhill ...and I just let the truck roll.

 

With your username, we expect no less!