What have you done to your Tundra today?

How do you like the rear sway bar? I've done some reading and hear it is great for hauling and city driving, but not recommended for off road...?
Any thoughts?

 

I think it handles well, seems like the ride is slightly smoother especially through turns. I'll have to see over time since I didn't get to drive much today after the install.

 

how did you do that?!?

 

Looks good! This is how I will be doing mine. Thank you!

 

I put a rooftop tent on my rack.

 

Brrraaaappp!! Its finally starting to warm up here, can't wait to ride! Nice setup!

Great looking truck! I still haven't put my trd pro headlights on yet. Do you get then with the levelers? Did you beam cut offs change? I am wondering if I will have to adjust them. There was some speculation that because the trd pro's have a small lift Toyota may have aimed the down a bit more from factory.

 

The TRD Pro has adjustable headlamps. I stumbled upon this a couple of weeks ago on accident. Maybe you can get this switch too? Mine is located just below and to the left of steering wheel.

 

I already had adjustable headlights prior to adding the TRD Pro Adjustable headlights. I don't believe the cut off changed.

 

Yup, my stock lights have the level adjust too, there is a way you can also manually adjust the headlights on the backside of the headlights. Being that the TRD Pro has a lift, some wondered if the TRD Pro lights would be aimed differently. To keep in spec then I would have to use that manual adjustment so my power level adjustment can stay where it is.
If that makes any sense, hard to explain haha.

Thanks. Hopefully mine won't either!

 

Gotcha that makes sense. I had 4 Wheels Parts do the install so I didn't even bother to ask (but then again I didn't know).

 

Icic.. Well yours look great, can't wait to see em on mine.

 

I used some of my Top Secret Red Duct tape to put my passenger front panel, the little one under the headlight that broke all to shit when I tried to remove it to change bulbs. I have to say, Toyota could have come up with a better design to fasten them. Sorry I'm rambling on, but them suckers are $50 a pop, and unpainted. Damn I'm glad I got a full roll of that . As they say Keep Calm and Chive on

 

Will any epoxy or plast-ex help? I know certain plastics (PE, PP) don't take well to epoxy... Not sure what that panel is made of (ABS)?

 

Yeah Moto, they have the 2 plastic bolt type that you pry out, but that's the easy part. The problem lies when you pull the panel out, which fits into a hole, there are 2 male plastic ends that are molded to the panel and just broke all to shit. The panel needs to be removable. I tried gorilla gluing 2 plastic anchors, but that was hopeless. Whats the sayin. A picture is worth a thousand words, ha ha. I guess I will end up ordering the panels at some point. Thanks for chiming in. Hey don't forget to hit me up when you head down to Obx

 

I put my Tundras.com sticker on today. It's a great day today. I now feel like I'm officially part of the team. Ha ha. Thanks Bob for your prompt response.

 

@Bob you think you will ever have any black tundra stickers? I want one that's just the text. I'd be willing to throw a few bucks your way for it!

 

I hear ya. I know with some of the products you can "mold" your own tabs, but I understand that some things are just beyond repair. Shitty. Well hopefully the tape holds up. Will do brother!!

 

Hello, new here and just saw your fog lamp set up. I have been looking at those for my 2015. Are the much brighter than stock? And I noticed the openings on the sides, do they fill up with water and snow?

 

Changed the oil, rotated the tires, and a much needed interior cleaning!

 

Added this to the truck bed. Nice place to keep tie downs and other junk.

 

They're way brighter than stock ever thought of being I think, holes on the side haven't been an issue unless you're really mobbing through some snow then they might get packed.