What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

#GOALS

 

I spent the first few hours of the day removing dog hair from the black carpet I removed from my Tundra. Lot of work with the white hair dogs... I got some pictures I think

one of the pics had the sun right above us and it looks whitish but the first pic shows it. It was pretty disgusting with all the white hair.

 

Added some gorilla grip tape to the door sills for some extra grip and to protect the paint.

 

J&L oil separator came in!


And an obligatory Sunday shot at a coffee shop.

 

Drivers grab handle installed

 

Vivid Racing, it’s their bespoke wheel

 

Vivid Racing

 

Ordered a performance damper. Throw this and the motor mounts in after I get back from my trip.

 

Took mine out camping this past weekend for the first time, so today will be wash day. Bought it with the intent of getting a bigger trailer after the New Year. Pulled the little teardrop like it wasn't even there:

 

A thorough cleaning inside and out.

 

Removed the vinyl between doors. Much cleaner look imo

Before:


After:

 

I’ve been wanting to do that exact thing. It’s nice to see there is paint behind the stickers…..

 

Did the annual NH Oil undercoat to get ready for Winter and salt on the roads.

 

I just shot mine with Fluid Film for the same reasons.

If you live in the salt belt, you must do this! It makes a huge difference.

Fluid Film contains Phosphoric acid that converts existing rust to Iron Phos effectively stopping it from growing. This is temporary but with annual application it will slow it down to a non-issue.

 

I'm glad this topic strayed back onto corrosion protection. I am looking to use B'laster Surface Shield. I've read some reviews that the nozzle on their aerosol cans leave a lot to be desired. I'm thinking its better just to get a bulk 1-gal. pail of B'laster 128-SS and spray it on myself. The only recommendation B'laster makes regarding undercoat sprayers is that you should get one that will spray a lanolin-based undercoating with a viscosity of 1500cps. Um, riiiiiiigggghhhhttt. Any one have any experience they can share regarding undercoat sprayers that will spray a lanolin-based undercoating with a viscosity of 1500cps??? Anyone?? Anyone?? Bueller?? Bueller??

 

I read up a little on this because I wanted to buy Fluid Film in the gallon size. It is really thick stuff!
I bought a gun from WoolWax. It was pricey but the reviews of the less expensive guns were very mixed. Many of them said that you had to thin the product to spray well.

$110 woolwax Pro Undercoating Gun by Kellsport

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0070WTGZG?ie=UTF8
My experience with the gun has been great. It is much cleaner than the aerosol cans because it does not create as much mist in the air. Not to mention cheaper.

 

Thank you! ...and it comes with the wands as well. What size compressor are you using with it?

 

My compressor is capable of 6.5CFM at 100psi. It has no trouble keeping up with this. I spray at 65psi.

 

All of the supplies finally arrived for the big head unit upgrade! Using a combo of crutchfield, wm, Amzn and bb I think I did pretty well price-wise. For my '17 non-jbl, I got:

• Maestro ADS-RR (module for steering wheel controls)
• HRN-HRR-TO2 (main wire harness)
• ACC-HU-ALP1 (Alpine-specific harness adapter)
• Dasaita Dash Kit (only one with metal brackets)
• $12 Metra 40-LX11 Antenna Adaptor Cable for Select Lexus/Toyota
  Metra 40-LX11 (fm/am antenna adapter)
• Metra AZ-TOYUSB (adapter to use factory usb port)
• Metra AX-TRIG1 (e-brake bypass for settings/video)
• Batige HDMI/USB port (will replace cig lighter, attach to hdmi on hu)
• Natika front camera (mostly for parking)
• Alpine KCX-CAM1 (adapter to use non-alpine front camera)
• SUMI-GT21 (adapter to retain factory gps antenna)

I think I'm also going to get a dash cam, still deciding which one. I like the idea of the Alpine dash cam being fully integrated but it may be too $$ for me.

I made the part allocation more complicated than it needed to be, but I tend to overthink things, searching for best prices, going back and forth on what I need vs want etc. Finally feel confident enough to start with flashing the Maestro and getting it all wired and ready. Super excited!

 

I installed a TRD Air Filter today.

 

It’s been a while since I posted. The truck finally got some love. Added
New wheels and shocks. Today it got a much needed detail.

 

Man, that is a sharp looking 2015! What shocks did you go with, why and if adjustable, how are they configured?

 

Agreed, def looks good @marc32

 

Those 295/70/18s? Look meaty. Very nice.

 

replaced the PCV valve yesterday.

 

I drove mine today to check the mail. Was feeling cute so I snapped some pics.

 

I wish you wouldn't felt cute. Now I regret not getting that gray Pro a few years ago instead of my white SR5.

 

mounted my hitch cargo basket.... So I could pick up a Traeger pellet smoker...

 

I've never really been a fan of red trucks (cars in general); but that deep dark red on your rig is