What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

That’s what I want but spending way to much on mods. Wife not liking that.

 

Little adhesive, slips under the lip of the dash. The web site has the instructions for you to review.

 

Put a K&N cabin air filter in Saturday, smells better inside now. I was surprised at what the stock one looked like after 19k miles.

 

Yes indeed!

 

What rack did that start as @Vizsla? I like the looks of it and am in the need for something that doesn't make me look like a painter.

 

No they do not. Just no wipers while hood is open.

 

I love these so far. Great purchase.

 

You said you wanted a ride? I'm happy to push you out in Pasadena, I'll even slow to 25mph.

 

I am going to need my truck for this trip next week.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/the-perfect-tundra-rtt-setup-to-top-all-setups.24104/#post-583489

 

There is a used set on eBay, for $279.

 

FINALLY put the shackles on the back

 

Washed all the dust and pollen off her

 

What shackles did you go with ? I did mine last Saturday

 

Toytecs; I just couldn't justify the price for Coachbuilders even though I know know they are a very good product as well.

 

I fixed it?

Before..







After..

 

any spare parts to sell ?
I need a spare Method w 295/70/18

 

looks great !

 

No spare methods, Sorry. I've got an OEM spare, 4 TRDs and 4 20" chrome fuel wheels. C'mon you know you wanna sport those chrome 20s...LOL

 

i put the Toytec's on too and it was a job lol. Did exactly what the video showed but the leaf spring wouldn't lower enough so tried all kinds of things then finally had to put a cheap jack between the spring and bed frame and that worked! How did you do yours? Curious to know

 

Did u remove both wheels and removed both shackles before installing? Or did you do one side at a time? When I did my buddies we did one side at a side at a time and it wouldn’t droop low enough. We had to pry it down to get the shackles on.

When I installed mine I removed both sides first and that let it droop and install way easier.

 

At first I hadn't removed my wheels so it wasn't even close. Once I did that I was able to pull them down far enough to get most of it through, then I just used a dead hammer to tap it lightly on the other side. It took a lot of struggle though to get that first part through. I'm a large man and I was basically hanging off the leaf while I was trying to get the bolt through. I wanted to make sure the pumpkin was supported the whole time but even if I dropped it so far that the jack wasn't touching (I was very careful with lines, etc.), it was still not enough. So I just jacked it up a bit and pulled on it.

 

I did both sides at the same time but still had a hard time getting the leaf low enough for the shackle.

I'm wondering - was there a difference in mileage between you and your buddy's trucks? I know the leafs flatten over time or constant heavy loads, just wondering if that might have an effect.

 

What happened?

 

Shout out to my Tundra Brother in San Antonio @geno0506 Thanks again my Brother!!!

 

Looking awesome!

Your welcome Brother, enjoy!

 

Managed to make it through another day without ordering a mod for the truck. Takes some serious will power.

 

so so true! congrats!

 

The force is strong with this one