What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Yeah, I plan to stash them away and maybe put winter tires on them.

 

Got some new wipers. Went for the Bosch Envisions. State of the art. Things were almost $40 a pop....yeesh.

 

Time for 37s.

 

I installed the Genuine cooling transmission cooler today, realized my transmission fluid looks fkn purple and tomorrow I’ll change the fluid and change the oil on my diesel F250

 

That’ll be 2700.00 with the spare!

 

Clean

 

MARS mod on a brand new Icom IC-2730B, then installed in place of the previous one.(Same radio, just with a black LCD)

 

The wizard is at it again

 

He prefers the term “bean flicker”

 

What is going on here. Never heard of MARS mod. Thanks!

 

Damn. I've had luck with "ASLAM" wipers from Amazon on all our other cars over the past 6 years. They're priced well and come with a pair of refills so you're actually getting 4 wipers for the listed price and they really last a long time. Unfortunately they don't make them for the wonky mounting system these trucks use so I tried these instead. For $16 I'd buy them again.

$17 PARRATI® 26" & 24" of High Performance Premium All-Season Automotive Replacement Front Windshield Wiper Blades for Since 2008 Toyota Sequoia Since 2021 Tundra,Easy DIY Install(Set of 2)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09W8M1QTV

 

Do it. Mounted a fridge slide, pups love it back there and have lots of room. Also, if you manage to get a topper with opening side windows, you can actually get to your stuff inside the bed with the decked system in. Otherwise the bedsides are so high and floor so low it's a pain to reach anything

 

I wonder how much the front bar helps out? I have the rear, but not the front.

 

I think the front feels more surgical as in precision? Hard to explain but is definitely different than before. It really drives phenomenal. Best upgrade ever, well, except the supercharger

 

I won't tell if you don't.

 

I reinstalled the stock intake plenum this past weekend, and relocated/replaced my power steering reservoir today so that when I get my supercharger back and reinstall my intake tube I can clock it down further and work on building a shield to keep the engine heat out of it.

 

Would encourage you to place the added wiring in some automotive wiring loom to protect it.

 

Roger that…
I did wrap Tesa tape where it looked like it might rub…
But front ones pretty exposed

 

I took the day off, so I knocked out a few things this morning:


Installed the SDHQ A-pillar brackets I won at T2S. I was going to wait until I had the lights but figured this would motivate me to decide on which set:

My OCD says to get the @Baja Designs XL Sports but for as little as I see them getting used, my pocketbook is saying to get the Auxbeam set off Amazon.




Slapped in the BD S1 HitchPod I ordered from @memario1214 last week. This light will be tied to my reverse circuit via his harness (due in next week). Plan is for a set of S1 flush mounts in the bumper on a switch after I do the ditch lights..

Got these in and installed. Yes, the instructions are pretty much worthless, but it wasn't that hard to figure it out. Probably took 15minutes for first door (driver), then 5min each for the remaining doors. We'll see how they look at night, too bright out to tell other than to confirm they do light up.

 

No rush My mistake for not ordering it when I ordered the light kit...

 

Speaking of parts, while Im waiting on the new toys for the truck, what's the best set of led fog lights for the 5th gen 4Runner to compliment the Morimoto XB's and the Evos?

 

Took the truck up to Briggs Cabin between the Panamint Valley and Death Valley with the BadlinesGoodtiimes Crew, then camped at Wildrose Campground overlooking Death Valley at 8100 Ft.

 

Mine came with one, never used it, but recently has grown on me as a way to keep groceries from sliding around when it's rotated inside. Don't have much of a use for flipping it out yet.