What have you done to your 1st gen Tundra today?

Can’t see it from my house

 

You need a bigger lens.

 

Getting work done > unions

 

I like your style

 

What are we looking at here?

 

Our buddy here bobbed his ass-end.

 

To be honest, I’ve tried three other recommended blackout products…this is the first big boy product I have tried on my truck. But the boy’s 4R is covered in it.

 

I cut a new line into the bed. It was hanging below my bumper.

 

Or the quarter panel or whatever it’s called.

 

If that stuff is 2K (+contains isocyanites) take the safety precautions properly. Isocyanites are no joke and will kill you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnDA43snhTY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_xx-mGzsDk

 

I'm filing a grievance

 

Thank you @shifty` for real. Time and time again you show you care/help more than any other on this forum IMO. Maybe it’s just all the data you take the time to reference, but it seems clear to me.

 

YES!!!

 

It's not like I want to be riding on dicks all day, but these Centerlines on dicks showed up on NextDoor. Seller had them on her 4Runner when she bought it, is asking $950 which is about $350 too high based on the amount of polishing needed and condition of the tires, but ...

I'm assuming these are impossible without at least 2" of lift and lots of trimming on the '00-'06 eh? She provided no info on BS/OS (and I suck with wheels and suspension, seriously)

 

Hurt feelings report

 

Yeah, even without knowing the width/backspace a 12.5 tire is a lot. Could be the angle but those wheels look like they have very low backspacing so the tires will stick out a lot and hit the bumper/pinch weld areas. Probably clear frame and upper arm. That's a lot to pay for the trouble though.

 

Thanks, I'm helpless when it comes to this shit.

 

I agree with Luis even though I don’t know sheet. I barely clear 8.5 wheel with no trim and a level-ish lift up front. About a 32” tire. Offset and backspace are as big a factor as tire size, IMO. 12.5 is really wide.

 

Those centerlines are crusty af.
As long as the wheels will fit over your brakes, you can make em fit.

But you're right. At least 2" of lift, some trimming, and some offset magic will be required to make them fit.

 

You'll run into a lot of issues with those unfortunately. I like those wheels too.

Closest size I can think of is a 305/70r16 (33x12) which has been done on wheels with 3.5" backspacing, 2" of lift, aftermarket upper arms, and a good amount of trimming. It's pretty hard to stuff a tire that wide on these trucks. Makes me mad when I see Rangers rolling on 35x12.5s and we struggle to fit 33x11s.

 

You guys like those wheels?

 

If you squint your eyes enough they look just like SCS F5s.


It's probably a matter of age or nostalgia. Those take me back to the early 90s, I like them. They would better suit an 80s or early 90s Toyota pickup but putting them on. First gen works too.

 

Replaced my fan clutch a few days ago, part #FCT-018 Aisin from rock auto. Nuts were so damn tight I rounded them all, using a locking plier I was able to remove the nuts, no need to remove radiator, I was able to move assembly to the side and removed fan clutch from there( shown pic #3). Old fan clutch was stealing more power that normal causing hesitation and roaring air sound at times. Truck runs happier/snappier and mpg improved. Removing serpentine belt made reinstall a lot easier!

 

Yeah my nuts were previously semi rounded, but I was able to get them off. I replaced mine do to some slight wobble, new one wobbled the same amount

 

Kinda wishing for advanced at this point?

exactly and rofl

 

I was just brainstorming and the forum posted for me. Eeeeewww. But, post stands.

 

OG FGT? Anyone have that?

 

reverse it
FGT OG, to me rolls better.

 

But does look like deviant stuff to the eye. Stand back and look. I can make a few derogatory phrases out of it.

 

For Good Times, Open Goal.