What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

I'll be doing this before too much longer, I did it in my 17, hopefully it will be a little less intimidating this go around.

 

You should at least do a gear oil drain just to reset all your fluid intervals back to zero.

 

Yea….

 

I have the ceramic on both my paint and the windows. The only thing I don't have is the upgraded blower. I do have a really good windshield shade that helps a lot, but I may look into getting that blower soon.

 

Yes, add the ball chiller and the blower motor upgrade. It does put out more air.

While people are correct when they say, “It’s not that much more volume.”

Every bit helps dealing with summer like we do & you’ll feel more air through the seat too with both upgrades.

Bonus the blower is much quieter, which adds to your comfort when we often leave the AC on full blast too.

 

$39 75w-90 GL-5 Limited Slip, Ultra Long Drain 500k Miles, Manual Transmission, Gear/Differential Lubricant (1 Gallon)

75w-90 for the differentials as well? not 75w-140? (not trying to start a gear oil debate lol)

 

Nice work
Is is a pain in the ass to get to?

 

Got it in the mail yesterday. 4-1/2 years old, yes, it’s s daily driver. Still feels new.

On to the next 100k.

 

Yep

$39 75w-90 GL-5 Limited Slip, Ultra Long Drain 500k Miles, Manual Transmission, Gear/Differential Lubricant (1 Gallon)

75w-90 for me

 

The tundra calls for 75w-85 so why would you run 140?

 

ECGS recommends 140 Dino with their rebuilt 3rd members probably where that came from, however I think Amzoil is a suitable sub.

 

140 for those that tow frequently etc is a good idea

 

same reason manual says 0w-20 engine oil but not everyone runs it lol (I have 140 in my diffs now)

 

Wasnt too bad. Had to unbolt the wiper assembly and scoot it over.

 

Started out with this



And ended up with this



Had to test fit several different CBs before we ended up with one I had sitting in the garage, but it fit damn near perfect. Linear under the passenger seat. Still fine tuning fitment and settings, but this came out better than I expected. The radio is a single DIN Pioneer DMH-WT3800NEX and the CB is a President Richard.

 

unfortunately, I’ve got a decent case of ADHD with a touch of OCD, so I love tracking and statistics, so I track mileage and cost on all my vehicles with Fuelly.




And @BR73 I currently have 4 Toyotas and I’ve owned close to a dozen. The current stable is my ‘15 Tundra, my ‘98 T100 (solid axle swapped on 35’s, locked f&r and supercharged) and my ‘94 22re 2wd that was my grandfather’s, then my dads, taught my little brother and I to drive, given to my brother as a graduation present, then I bought it from him. I also picked up a ‘02 Tundra with a bad trans that my son and I will fix up before he gets his license.

 

Heck yeah