What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Good thing Odinson doesn’t have his hammer or else you’d never get that tire off

 

Haha...yes, the Second Gen looks nice, normal, and masculine...and the other looks like a blind 3rd Grader made it with lego's

 

Did some wheeling. Was with a group so ran hard and waited at the top for them to show up 30 min later lol

 

That’s what you get for having the sickest truck, you have to wait lol

 

Probably more like driving like I can respawn lol

 

I bet your truck would give those trees on the side of the trail a run for their money

 

RCI skid was a breeze thanks to @HulkSmurf14

 

Agreed!

 

Install and 3 options here https://youtu.be/Rf2rek43PRY

 

Finished installing another couple of AuxBeam lights and wired them into the factory fog light harness. Very happy with the lights.

Then took my dog and girlfriend up looking for morel mushrooms. Went up a tighter trail that normally only jeeps and side-by-sides go up. I went up it last week on my ATV and thought the Tundra could make it. It could. Even made it up in 2wd. Couple of UTVs went by and looked a little surprised to see a full-sized pickup up there, lol.

 

Removed my driver side morimoto tail light today because the 2 inner fastener tabs just randomly broke . Hopefully Morimoto customer service will take care for me.

 

Damn that sucks, did you hit any potholes or large bumps or anything? Also did you hear/feel it while driving or notice it when you were out of the truck?

 

Started the grill conversion with a used MGM grill I found locally, pretty disappointed with the color match.

 

Been a while since I’ve been in this thread, but hit an interesting milestone on a trip yesterday.

 

You have 9 years of sun fade on the truck.... if that surround is pretty new its probably the right color code but it just hasn't faded. This is the struggle you will likely face buying new parts in your color. To get a match, you will need a paint shop to spray the parts after they match the paint of your truck.

 

Almost looks like it was a standard gray surround from the SR trim. It's been known to be mistaken/mislabeled as MGM before.

 

It is definitely MGM, I even saw the truck it came off, I am just shocked how different it can be. Considering reconfiguring and going black since I have a black and grey theme going already.

 

FWIW I wouldn't have thought that much of a difference would exist from just sun fade. That's crazy.

 

I'm going thru this color match bull shit for my MGM.

I do much of my own painting.

There are 10 shades of 1G3 MGM that our could have come from the factory with.

My paint mixer guy said that this color is one of the hardest to match.

 

I believe it, I think I lucked out on my color matched door handles.

 

That color difference has nothing to do with fading due to the sun.

 

It’s like 18 shades of 1G3.

 

Nope I did not. My suspension does pretty well with road irregularities so I would rule that out for sure. The person following just told us the tail light randomly started flopping. I’m finding out this was an issue with the first few batches of these tail lights. It’s crazy because I’ve aftermarket tail lights for dozens of other cars I’ve owned before and I’m positive those brands were all from China, however, none of them ever had broken tabs like this which is disappointing coming from morimoto.

 

Lol.

Bwahaha!

You must be a woman posing as a man on this site .

 

Have a friend that does automotive paint.

 

I changed the oil today for the 3rd time at 13,500 miles with Amsoil SS 5w30. The oil and oil filter looked clean. I’ve been using the Motivx tools with the OEM filter housing, which has worked fine. Months back I got the Jowett filter housing so I switch to that to try it out. So far so good.

 

Uggg… makes me scared to order anything online to match my MGM Tundra.

 

I plan to get Line X this summer, and I had some big cargo dents in my bed on both wheel wells that I wanted to hammer out before I coat it. Kind of a crappy job, and I have really procrastinated. Removed the fender liners, pounded with a rubber mallet, and then put everything back. I think it's straight enough now to go for it.

 

Finished up a small hobby machining project this weekend. Wanted a removable mounting base for the interior LED light controller - so ordered a block of delrin off feeBay and made a mess on the mill. Far from perfect since I didn't really measure anything and just did it manually by eye, but it'll work decent. Controller attaches to the base with M4x0.75 screws and the base attaches to the truck with velcro.