What have you done to your 1st gen Tundra today?

in my 'art' pile.

oh...i was kidding... like instead of anti-sway, i meant extra-sway.

words are hard sometimes.

 

I'm still curious what a rear sway bar would be like.

 

Yep. Pretty sure its outside up per components diagram in FSM. Screech gone?

 

+5hp

 

One pictured stock in FSM.

 

Spray it? How much did it take?

 

It'd be like a front one but out back lmfao

 

Doing the same thing, but on the clock, and on my sups 96 Dodge 1500

 

drift truck on rainy days.

 

Linky no worky.

 

Works for me. You may not be a member of that particular FGT group. There's so many now. I get them confused.

 

You should order this slim wrench to make the install a breeze

$10 Capri Tools 14 mm x 15 mm Super-Thin Open End Wrench, Metric, 11850-1415

Capri Tools 14 mm x 15 mm...

 

I did a thing today! However I forgot to video the sound level before vs after. I believe it is about 12-17% quieter.

 

Does the top part of the rear cubbies unbolt?

 

What brand, total square footage and how much was material cost?

 

Are these the cubbies you are referring to?

Killmat is the brand from Amazon :

$70 KILMAT 80 mil 36 sqft Car Sound Deadening Mat, Butyl Automotive Sound Deadener, Audio Noise Insulation and dampening

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0751CBXBT?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details here is link. I bought two boxes and used about 1 1/2. I estimated about 70 sqft including roof and doors but didnt do either. I could do the roof with what I have left I think.

 

Sweet! Thanks for that.

 

my craftsman 14mm fit fine? Even when I torqued the main bolt down. But now I'm kinda between torque on the top nut. As of now; stock torque seems good for handling, but the bushings look kinda wonky. I may back it down from 14ft/lbs to 12? Maybe even 10. Trying to find a middle ground between longevity of the bushings/handling characteristics.

I will note that I originally torque'd the top nut to what the instructions say. But during highway use, the truck seemed a little off.

 

I have one. On the shelf. Need longer links I believe.

 

it took some messing around to get it right for me. That wrench made it easy cause nothing else would fit, my craftsman from an old mechanic set were too thick.

I will upload a photo of what my bushings look like. Before adjusting, on the recommended specs if I would hit uneven things on the highway the truck would feel like the wheel were about to fall off. I have no problem replacing bushings in the next couple of years

But now she rides perfect. I can see my self going looser for off road adventures

 

Well, good thing I 303’d everything while cleaning it out. Hauling paint annd styrofoam around to recycle them and a can gushed. Pretty much flaked right off after being treated with 303, applied more 303 and done.

 

Alright buddy, I'm gonna need you keep breathing calmly, but I bought something.....





I've been checking every week since @Mr.bee told me about them and they popped in stock last night, I fell a sleep before I could order them.

 

Truck is covered in pollen (been under the pole barn), but here's a teaser.

Going out tonight to check the alignment

 

I just got rid of about 10 containers of paint; used this to solidify it -



Easy, cheap and responsible...

 

Cat litter will work as well.