What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Mine is the TRD.

 

Will this fit if I have a lift? Coachbuilder +3 and a 1” block. Thanks

 

You'll need new links. I'm sure there are others out there, but as an example:
BDS Suspension ⚡

 

Realized there's these storage spots on the underside of console lid, found a good use for the tissue holder

 

That's what I use that for too

 

Roof is actually what pushes a deadening project firmly into wild.

 

I noticed a huge difference after I did the roof. Mostly in road/wind noise. Still gotta do the floor one day.

 

I put my winch remote in there

 

Playing around with some of the pid’s and getting some gauges set up, mainly so I can monitor my transmission temps while towing and changing fluid. Crazy how many things you can see live on data with this thing.

 

I hope all the work will be worth it in the end for me. It is quite a task. I think i need more dynaliners. Already used 1 roll (12sqft) for the roof. 1 more for the back wall. Ordered 5. I dont think it’ll be enough for floor AND doors. Was reading that the doors need 20sqft. So that’s gonna be 2 rolls. One for the front doors and one for the rear doors.

 

$173 MULAN ‎PTR11-34070 Rear Sway Bar Kit Compatible with Toyota 2007-18 Tundra 2019-21 Tundra all models

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DNXGLJT?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

Works great, fit and finish is great. At $190 shipped it was a no brainer vs the OEM/TRD one.

 

Maybe one more roll to take care of the floor in two rolls. Just a guess though. I did mine in pieces, and noticed a difference each time. Just the rear wall, then the doors, then the roof. The roof being the most noticeable. If you’re doing it all at once, you’ll definitely be happier with the results.

 

I installed the same one

 

I put tissue in there. Weird huh?

 

One more door down, one left to go. I'm a touch OCD so it took me a little over 2.5 hours to do both inner door skin and outer.

 

Is that an OEM speaker?

 

Sure look like it. He better. Swap them out while he’s there now. Save some time.

 

Complete coverage. I like it. Doors will be my last.

 

Swapping speakers takes no time at all.

 

Yup. But since he got the panel off already. This is the time yo do it. Cuz later he would need to pop the panel and get back in.

 

Back wall is finished. Just need to peel and stick.

 

finished the wax application with my DA buffer/polisher.

 

Yes, JBL system in a '21 Limited.

 

Very noticeable difference if you tap the door with and without deadening. Glad I did the inner as well as outer.

 

Get a rice of black heat shrink from HD and put it in the shifter good idea

 

Making my way to Vegas. Stopped in Reno to chat with a buddy and brainstorm the next phase

 

IRS / 4-link time?

 

I've got a pile of parts for the old boy, but I'm too damn busy to take him off the road. Between vacations, side business scrap hauling and being understaffed at work I'm busier than any sane person should be. But he just keeps kicking ass for me. Got a great shot of him after picking up more scrap last night with the sun set.

 

I like that trailer

 

It's been pretty good to me. I got pretty lucky. A few years back I was contacted by a law firm, asking me to haul scrap for them. Their client was a Korea/Vietnam Marine vet who'd been recently arrested and deemed mentally unfit to be living on his own anymore and they were cleaning up his property to sell it off. In total, I hauled 5 car trailers worth of bicycles, lawn mowers and BBQ grills out of his yard. He had the blue trailer you see, and another project trailer pictured below. The law firm offered them to me for free for hauling everything away. I'm going to sell the blue trailer and keep the black one since the bed is much larger. I feel bad from time to time about what happened to the guy. Everyone I talked to about him said he was a very nice man, but had a hair trigger due to his PTSD, and that's what got him arrested. His income aside from benefits was fixing and reselling all the junk I hauled away. He was even nice enough to donate the kids bikes he fixed. I guess that's the downside to the scrap hauling I do, I hear a lot of stories about why people don't want or need what I'm hauling away for them.