What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

What exactly is all that bro? Looks cool,tho

 

Sprayed the underside of the bamf rack today. Final coats and let it cook in the sun tomorrow!

 

Ohhhh shittt.

 

sweet set up

 

It was about an hour with the intake and the spaced. The bigest pain was getting the new air filtet in and out of the new box to mount it. It is really tight. And it sounds great.

 

For that kind of money I would go with full set kings or icons. Unless you reallly want that 6" lift.

 

Those fenders look great.

 

Is that coilovers and the lift too together?? For that price??

 

Well I got you to thank for them.

They make my 295's look alittle narrow, but I can live with it for now. I see 35x12.5 in my future.

 

• Toytec BOSS front coilovers
• Toytec BOSS rear shocks with remote reservoirs
• SPC uniball UCAs
• Icon Progressive add a leaf kit

 

God that thing is a work of art. Please tell me you won't have it installed by Saturday's meet up

 

That looks like the perfect offset.

 

What's the offset on these

 

I'm thinking -24 for me.. can't find anything between -44 so that'll have to do

 

-24 is a good offset

 

Yea it's pretty good.,
Anyone know the difference in inches between -24 and -44 ? 2 inches???

 

Less than 1".

 

Dang, that's it huh. Not much then

 

All those picture tell me is that I now have snow cones for days!!!!!

 

Bumper recall? On which model and year?

 

Go rhino rear? Been thinking about the same one

 

'16 '17 with the plastic end caps, rear bumper.

 

The Pro Comp kit. It wouldn't hold alignment, and had a clunk they never could figure out.
No spacer lift for me ever again.

 

Finally a few pics. I didn't take any new before pics...Bilstein 5100's up front on middle setting with 1.25" Spydertrax spacers.

 

Chris, I hope you used alittle bit of Loctite and a torque wrench when you installed the Spidertrax spacers as per instructed. It's alittle bit of a pain in the ass but they also recommend rechecking the torque at 100 miles. Looks good , enjoy!

 

I did, Dave, thanks. I plan to recheck them the end of the week. I have read some of the horror stories with these and it has me a bit squeamish about having them on there at all! I also have to get the front mud flaps off of there, they rub a bit in reverse.

 

I felt the same way but I tell you when the time comes to removed them, you'll find that the Loctite does make it harder to take off. (I had to have my Son step on the brakes to prevent the wheels from spinning while breaking the torque)

 

I appreciate that vote of confidence! I have the little guy with me in the truck a lot so I will be checking them more than I have to I'm sure!

 

Father and Son time together , there's nothing like it.

The Bilstein 5100's leveled you out nicely. What's the attachment up front for ... snow plowing?

 

Yes, sir. That is the Fisher (made in Maine) Minute Mount system for the plow.