What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

that looks awesome!

 

Got my front sway bar installed today. Made a big difference but i may have a problem. For those of you that have changed this on one side of the sway bar where it bolts in the front i had one of the spacers that hold the bushing down missing from the factory. Do y'all think it will hurt to run it like that or should i get one?

 

Thanks

 

Gave her a bit of a shower today.

 

Finally got rid of the chrome, had to wait 6 weeks for the grill to come in before getting it painted.

 

Definitely kicking myself for not picking these up on Black Friday. Was going to pull the trigger but decided to drop money on other things. There’s always next year I guess.

 

Pro grille installed from McAuto. Can't remember who it was that asked about the garnish having some kind of overspray. Mine had them also but it blends in pretty good when installed. Had to cut a couple of the clips on the old grille to get them off.

 

I'm having trouble seeing the purpose of this, other than keeping something stored under the seat from sliding forward and getting in the way while you drive. What does this thing do that your front seat controls can't? On long road trips, I sometimes change my seat position by moving the front part of the seat up and down with the control (and the lumbar). This things makes it look like if you raised the front edge of your seat that your feet may no longer reach the pedals, lol. I do't see any added value here.

 

Any problems with the TSS sensor at all?

 

Are you talking about the plastic piece?

 

Yes, it was missing on the passenger side.

 

Here is the bushing. When I googled the part number it looks like it comes with the rubber and the plastic piece.
https://www.sparksparts.com/oem-parts/toyota-stabilizer-bar-bushing-488150c050

 

I have not seen any codes for anytime. Its an awesome kit though.

 

Started prepping for the Switch-Pros 9100 install.

 

Got my caliraisedled sliders installed

 

Ok, thanks. It's the black piece that goes on top of the bushing. I may go tomorrow to the dealership here and try to order one. I wonder if they would cover this under warranty?

 

I did hit a milestone today. It hit 33,333 miles.

 

Hookers Gap road?!

 

Looks great!
It’s a little cheesy, but I installed black vinyl lug nut covers.

 

It's just a mountain road here. Nothing bad happens there anymore. I'm not sure how it got the name.

 

That's that spot where the small of the back meets the... wait, wrong map.

 

Wife sees me going outside with my truck fob. "What are you doing"
Me. "Nut'n. Just helping a dude from the forum color-match an accessory"


Sold...And so we can avoid the "where'd you get that" as much as possible: https://www.tundras.com/threads/fs-battery-hold-down-bracket-by-coupe.9946/

 

It's not cheesy....

 

Only took it around the block so far and nothing lit up. A few guys on here have the same grille and they driven for hundreds of miles already with no issues.

 

None here
400 + miles, local & highway and in the rain once...all good.

 

got mine today and it has the same blemishes. must be part of the sensor

 

Mine doesn't have that, it has road grime from being out in the rain.
I would contact them and ask for a replacement.

 

Your passenger side is not installed properly and will cause suspension issues and noise. The rubber sway bar bushing is supposed to be closed tight around the bar. I can see a big gap and that’s a problem. Your driver side is correct. If it’s been that way for any time, you should to consider to replace both no matter age of truck. Lots of great aftermarket cost effective parts out there and most of the cost is labor if you pay to have them done. Sway bar bushing are a highly under appreciated part of your suspension that need to be replaced at same time as shocks/struts. Just like tires, the rubber breaks down over time.

 

Thanks, I'm going tomorrow to the dealership and order one.

 

Same problem, looks like overspray on the inside of the cover where it can’t be cleaned off.