What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

I kno this has nuttin to do with getting rid of the chrome lol but I like looks of truck a lot what size tire you running on that and is there any kind of lift?

 

What kind of led reverse lights do you have? I can't find none lol

 

What kind of front bumper is that

 

Good morning razor!

Yeah I am going with 8K. I do like blue tint to my headlights and I've been running 8K for the last few years. Was thinking about trying something new but my interior LEDs are all 8K as well and I figure I'll just stick with what I know I like.

 

Thanks, I think it looks a lot better now with the tires and face lift up front. The tires are 275/70R18 Nitto Ridge Grappler ... approx one inch taller than stock. No lift right now, just the larger tires. I sold my stock Michelins to a guy with a Tundra identical to mine this week and while our trucks were parked side-by-side mine looked a couple inches taller than his. I know it wasn't more than an inch taller than his but the tires definitely make it look larger. It still has more rake than I want and I plan to add a mild lift to the front to level it, but my wife told me I'm done with the truck for a while after adding the tires and color matched goodies up front ... lol.

 

Lol yea I know watcha mea I'm always bein told to be done but stuff just somehow kept showing up haha but yea great lookin truck I thought of maybe a 3 inch lift dnt want nothing huge

 

After I buttoned up the front end the other day I showed my wife and told her I was "done" for now, and she said I meant I was "done" with the truck. I just laughed and mentioned it needed a mild lift next and she gave me the look ... lol.

 

I get the same look every time ups pulls in the driveway lol

 

Put on a Undercover Ultra Flex today. Looks great and the utility bag that comes with adds some needed storage.

 

Finally got around to adding this bad boy.

 

Tonneau cover added last week so I added some additional LED bed lights today and vacuumed/cleaned the interior.

 

Installed a magnetic quick draw gun mount today. Simple concept but it works great. Pro

 

Is that magnetic? Does it work with a holster? Would* want to have trigger exposed like that.

*Edit: wouldn't not would.

 

It is magnetic. I believe the magnet is capable of holding 25 lbs. but for a holster carry I would probably use a different mount.Pro

 

Finally got my billet gas door in from Amazon! Excuse the dirty truck just came in from a weekend out of town and it rained most of the way there and back. Didn't even unpack my bag went straight to the shop and grabbed some tools to put this baby on. Wife just shook her head LOL !

 

Excuse the dirty truck but it's -10 up here and the salt is brutal. Just too cold to wash right now.
Thanks for the quick pointers @joonbug - got my map and dome lights swapped to LED's. jdm astar from Amazon. $10 for 10 "bulbs"
Here's a pic of the new look:such an improvement in lighting. Wish I'd done it sooner. Will swap the footwell bulbs and maybe the vanities (I don't use those).

Also got the @salex OCD console organizer. Thanks fellas for a great product.

 

It's so easy even I can do it. Definitely worth $30.

Next up 30" auxbeam cree 5d lightbar install above the license plate.
I'll mount it then have a local "stereo shop" run and connect wires. Anything Electrical I might as well use my feet. Rather have a cleaner install/ look.

 

So magnet wouldnt hold thru pocket holster? Also, maybe I missed it, but why do you sign everything with "Pro"?

 

That's a neat setup, but in a car accident your firearm will be a projectile...

PMG

 

I considered the same solution but didn't for the reasons already mentioned here. If you are in an accident or even have to brake aggressively there is a chance that the firearm will slip off the magnet. Couple that with the fact that the trigger isn't protected and you are increasing the chance of an accidental discharge. Even with Glock's Safe Action mechanism an accidental discharge is possible without trigger protection.

Be safe out there.

 

Glock's are known for accidental discharges, ...

 

it's not the gun but the owner. Guns don't discharge on their own .Poor trigger discipline is the cause.

 

Yeah I guess more Glock owners have poor trigger discipline...

 

Glock have 3 passive safeties. The only way to "accidentally discharge" is to put your finger on the trigger and press it.
They are also the most sold gun in the U.S. I suggest people take training classes when they buy a new gun and never shot before.
My 0.02

 

Had mine for 12yrs and never had an AD. So it must be operator error

 

I hear LEOs get glock leg quite a bit.

PMG

 

I would have no problem whatsoever with the magnet under a desk, on a wall, or in any other place incapable of doing 90 MPH down the road.

Probably the reason there are more Glock ADs is because they are so common. I carry two different pistols daily, both CZs, both decocker models. I carry them without safety and with the hammer down, but I also protect my trigger in a holster.

 

This. And most LEO's are trained...

 

Last detail in my garage before the sale of the house closes on April 17th!