What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

I'm selling a brand new set of 2nd gen Morimoto XB's in amber on the 2.5 gen marketplace

 

Sending you a PM.

 

Mocked up my new bedside decals, was going to put them on, but I’m out of eraser wheels. Had them color matched to my trailer.


Also put a little flair on the trailer

 

Followed the video instructions and 100% works ... truck will not budge on an incline anymore. Also installed durobumps and new front rotors and pads. The slight wheel shake when braking is gone.

 

Big couple of weeks for the 2019 1794.
First ceramic coated the whole thing.
New shoes: Method 305 20" +25 (also ceramic coated those x2)
New Tires: KO2 275/65 20
New Father's Day Gift: Magnetic flag on the side.

 

Today, oil change with no tire rotation, I know savage right.

Monday, 6/19, spotted this guy rolling around Ohio! @DesertDoesIt

 

So totally worth it ? (seatjackers)

 

IMHO, every penny.

 

Before

After

Also started this

Can't imagine doing this with the steering wheel still attached.

 

Interesting that they only replace one bump stop per side. I feel like I'd want two to evenly distribute the pressure on the control arm. I'm sure it's designed to fully compress evenly with the stock bump stop, but still.

 

I was leaning heavily towards turbo but I am not convinced it will not be the low hanging fruit under my truck. Not what I want running offroad

 

Didn't look low in any of the pics we saw in that thread

 

I asked them in the thread about the ground clearance and they said it does not hang 'that much lower' or something to that effect. They did say there is most something you could do most likely but I would need to see one installed. Just me but I am sure others will go that path

 

https://youtube.com/watch?v=cuqZYj7ukSc&feature=share9

 

She’s in.

 

Drove across that bridge to the dark side and got a Mountain Hatch cover installed.

 

Beautiful coordination! I am jealous of that camper!

 

Finally got around to plastidipping the rear Tundra insert...Started red, Faded to orange, so decided to go where I originally should have...blacked out...

Original:


Faded to Orange:


After PlastiDipp:

 

Clean!

 

Got an inexpensive hitch bike-rack from Harbor Freight. Also updated the stock hu software to version 10192. Read on another thread that the latest update for my year is 101A4, but I wasn't able to get that one to work. Oh well. Still reading up on which aftermarket route to go eventually.

 

Ain't this some bullll?! Matched up the longest stitched area so that perforated seams line up, finished the steering wheel and all seams are aligned. Material is cut terribly short from the manufacturer. I wish Toyota had an official kit for us to use. I did this for my Honda 15 years ago and it was perfectly cut.

 

Which brand? Looks a bit like Loncky but this is the first compliant like this I've heard.

Either way, that super sucks....

 

Eiseng, as it was the first hit on my Amazon search. However, reading Loncky reviews says similar issues.

"Took around 4 hrs to install on my Tundra. Looks good overall. But the leather is little short on top and doesn’t tuck in."

"Cons - Directions are not clear, the tuck away leather edge is VERY flimsy, Not enough material to tuck away behind the steering wheel."

 

@drpheta
Ah, I don't trust Amazon reviews a ton but a lot of members on here have used the Loncky and liked it. Yes, some have said they wished there was a little more material to luck under the trim piece, but overall it fits.

Hope you gets yours functional or the supplier compensates you.

 

Thanks. I'm going to try to stretch it and tack in some adhesive. Worst case I take it all off and order a Loncky. Dang. 4 hours of my time I can't get back.

 

Excellent choice of bikes, mi amigo!

 

on the rear passenger side, why not just tighten the shoe and then back off 7 clicks or am i missing something? Also does this work on 2021 model because my parking brake suck ass as well.

 

Thanks man, Methods for both should complete the package soon. The Ember has some awesome features, but being an early adopter had it challenges.

 

Finagled thread around those short ends to tuck in the flaps. Not perfect, but I'm not about to take this off and spend another 4 hours stitching a new wrap.

 

Not bad...