What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Whatever man. You have no idea what you're talking about. You probably think while having an 8" lift and 37s that getting good gas mileage is impossible on these trucks. I'm smarter than my parents say I am

 

This is a common misconception. You can run it in the engine bay but you need to tap into the transmission cooler line, so it’s only available for 2018 and older models.

You won’t be able to hit 88 miles per hour with that setup unless you regear…

 

You may have to Super Charge

 

Gave it a bath then loaded it with some tree trimmings. Thought it looked good in the sunset

 

Falcon shocks
Powder Coated coils
Sumo springs
CoachBuilder CB+1 shackles
TRD front sway bar
Pictures in Falcon group buy thread

 

To add to this - anyone who has ever bought a cover from them for a Tundra (at least 2014+) can ask them for them and they will ship them to you for FREE. When I bought my cover they did not have shims yet but DB sent me a box when I asked them about them.

 

Hi rev BRB tails

 

Thank you!!

 

Awesome

 

Like these.

 

Would love to see some pictures of your Snugtop Rebel.

 

Phase one of Saftey Inferno is complete!





I saved looking at the rear suspension for last. The previous owner of the truck didn't know about it but there are a set of air lift 5180 on this truck. I asked about them at the test drive so I was aware of them but I assumed they were shot. They were pancacked and rubbing the mounts but appeared to be in good shape. We put air in and - wow. The truck rear raised up three inches. A nice little surprise at the end of the day. We will see if they hold air overnight and how it rides in the morning. The change is crazy. It used to be I could lean against the tailgate and look in. Now, it's more like peeking over a fence.

 

Installed Dirty Deeds stainless 10" exhaust with resonator. Without the resonator, it was too loud for my liking. Wife was not pleased either. Resonator toned it down about 50%, and it is just about right. The drone in the city is a bit louder than I would want, but almost gone completely on the highway.

I wasn't a fan of the rusty tail pipe, or the look of the tail pipe at all for that matter. I cut the tail pipe about 6 inches after the hanger. I'm a big fan of the clean look. I used a wire brush drill attachment to remove the rust, primed it with two coats Rust-Oleum high heat primer, then three coats Rust-Oleum high heat flat black spray paint. Finished it off with the "baking" process in the paint directions.

Before


In Process


After

 

I like the look of those a lot. Less traditional than your typical aftermarket look.

 

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Those Rhinos are sweet! Stock offset is +60. The generally accepted 'sweet spot' seems between in the +20 to +30 range. Lots of guys go out to 0 tho. The numbers on your lift and intended tire size just need to jive with your offset.

Here
https://www.tundras.com/threads/anyone-running-17-rims-on-your-3rd-gen.23617/

And here is everything you need to know.

 

stock offset is +60 on most....+50 on a few others.

 

Yah, it’s a completely separate instruction page.

 

Good to know.

 

I like em. Kinda military looking. I have +18 on my Tundra. Here is a pic for reference...

 

the wheels I just got are a +20 and I love the stance. Stick out just enough IMO

 

Can I get more info on that screen and what it does? Thanks

 

bought a touch up pen. most expensive mod so far.

 

Second roof box

 

A couple pictures

 

I'll pay someone a dollar to do this to their tundra.

 

Lol!!! I'm sure those will be fine for off roading

 

For sure, that tred pattern is super aggressive

 

I'm not a gun nut who has to have his rifle with him everywhere he goes, but this truck does daily pest control around the farm and I got sick of the rifle bouncing around the cab all summer. Built out of scraps and bedlined, it hooks into the console and is surprisingly stable without having to bolt anything down. Granted the rifle is super heavy which helps.

 

Looks like a solar controller maybe? Just guessing

 

Here is a link to the installation instructions. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1...-installation-guide.pdf?v=6381642095274368811

For some reason they put it under a separate section called "Other Components" in their installation guides, instead of including it in the main installation instructions.