What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

285/75 is skinnier than 285/70? Are you sure they don’t just appear that way because 285/75 is taller? They’re both 285mm wide...

I think 285s are perfect on our trucks.

 

Yes the 285/75 is skinnier.

 

Always thought they were the same width...

 

Did you have to do anything to fit those 0 offset? If you were to go to 17s, would you rub in any way?

 

Just delivered!!! CaliRaisedLED ditch light with brackets and wiring harness.

Man, those pods are beefy and feel extremely sturdy!

 

I figured they would but why would you need them for powered seats? To get even more height once the seat is fully raised? Just wondering. I run my seat all the way down. Although my passenger seat is not powered.

 

Nitto's site shows the difference with the RG's.

 

No I didn't. I have no idea on the 17's.

 

It lifts the front seat legs up about 1".

https://www.tundras.com/threads/drivers-seat.84796/#post-2140897

 

desertdoesit has something called seat jackers.

Raises the front seat mounts to have a better angle.

 

Its less about the height and more about the angle. I run my seat all the way up in front and all the way down in the back and I still feel like I'm sitting on a bleacher or an old bench seat from a 60's era pickup truck. There's just not enough angle there for me to feel comfortable.
The seatjackers raise the front 1" to provide a steeper rearward angle so you sit more down and back in the seat instead of just "on" the seat. You'd have to sit in a truck with them and without to really feel the difference, or go sit in a Ford with the seat properly adjusted.

 

Drove inland to Austin this evening to report to my new yob tomorrow morning and covered it in freaking bugs. LOVELY.

 

LoL, I know their purpose. I guess I just don't feel I myself would need them. But like I said, I run my seat pretty much all the way down.

 

Good luck at the new job.

 

Thanks. Should be fun.

 

Let me know how the install goes! Got the same setup

 

I live in Anderson, but have spent many vacations at Myrtle - lots of great memories. Getting a bit too crowded now so spend most of our vacations down at Edisto.

 

Nice. My parents lived in Greenville right off of I-26. I left in 1991 for the military and have only been back to SC like 3 times since. If you want crowded, try Fl lol. This place is insane. Been here since 1996 and still say WTF on most days lol.

 

Greenville has grown quite a bit since those days, but still a very nice place to live. I'm a home body so don't roam too far away from the state lines. I hate driving across Anderson in the afternoons, so would spontaneously combust in Fl. LOL. Many Thanks for your service. Our military, police, and first-responders never get the gratitude and recognition deserved.

 

Thank you. I retired in 2015 and converted to a civilian employee working for the military.....comfort zone lol. Yeah its hot down here and our grass stays green all year lol.

 

That's awesome. So jelly...

 

A little bit narrower

 

I'm from Austin, don't let them "weird" you too much!

 

Finished making a platform for our Dometic 75 fridge.

 

This was very puzzling for me, so I reached out to Nitto and got an interesting response. As it turns out, they are the same. The discrepancy in “outside diameter” on Nitto’s site is due to the fact that they measured the tires mounted to different width rims.

 

Interesting. An inch taller, same width, and 10 lbs heavier. More justification to stay with 285/70's.

 

Very nice work. But a fridge...in Alaska?

 

I think the load rating (126Q vs 124Q) accounts for more of the weight difference than the small difference in tire diameter. RGs are just pretty heavy in general.

 

Hi all.
I installed a fuse block and DIN mounted relay module behind the passenger side dash to replace the OCD nightmare spaghetti mess of wires, relays, and fuses that I had accumulated there from last year’s mods. The mess was hidden behind a dash panel, but I still knew it was there.
It’s not perfect, but much cleaner now and I have room for expansion (3 spare fuses and 2 spare relays).

$16 E-Bro 12V Fuse Block,Marine Fuse Block,Blade Fuse Block with Negative Bus ATC/ATO Waterproof Automotive Fuse Box for 12V/24V Automotive/Car/Truck/Boat/Marine/RV (6 Way)

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08J4B8591?ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

$47 Electronics-Salon DIN Rail Mount AC/DC 12V control 4 SPDT 16Amp Pluggable Power Relay Module, G2R-1-E

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00M1KOO1S?ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

 

Nice!

What's the timer for?