What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

How many lbs?

 

It's pretty low. I think 18 ft*lbs if I'm remembering right

Edit: I don't think that's right. It took forever to find the right value last time I did it, so I'll see if I can find the right diagram

 

Going back with the 18 value. It's not much, but almost half of mine were a little loose from that.

 

Drove it to work and back.


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You need gas

 

I went another 80 miles after that picture before filling up (33.7 gallons)

 

Filled up at the slowest ass pump I've encountered. My light was on for a couple of days and I was planning to go to a click, but after 15 minutes and only 20 gallons out of 46, I tapped out because I had shit to do.

 

Testing out this location for the SG3. A tiny bit too proud for my liking but beggars can’t be choosers

 

I agree. No "likes".

 

Nah light wasn't on

 

I had the same. Once I switched to a thicker diff fluid it went away.

 

Exactly

 

Mine is here. @dittothat

 

Nice spot for it!

Not sure I wanna be looking down there. CA has some pretty terrible drivers and I’m one of them!

 

Cool, thanks

Is the stock fluid super thin like the recommended Oil?
What did you switch to?

 

Ya in my opinion the factory 75w-85 is too thin. I have been using 85w-140 Lucas per ECGS recommendation since buying the truck and have had zero issues.

https://eastcoastgearsupply.com/ft-2536-ecgs-gear-oil-recommendation.html#:~:text=ECGS recommends Dino (Non-Synthetic,additive for clutch style posi's.

 

Very cool read on gear oils.

 

The light means that your fuel pump is
lol.

 

Right on.
Makes sense.

I will put that on my list along with Trans Cooler and running thicker engine oil than Toyota recommended.

Gotta slap that rear sway bar on as well one of these days.

Trans Cooler
Thicker engine oil
Thicker diff oil
Rear Sway Bar
New Battery(factory battery is fading after 3 years)

What else do I need to add to list? Mine is a work truck long bed.

 

This is what I am about to do

 

Expensive toy lol.

 

Ha try FL driving lol. One of my goals was keeping it out of sight. It's not bad looking down. It's much nicer than the old SG2. I love the easy dimming feature too.

 

A 2-3” lift and 35s wouldn’t hurt haha

 

Deadly!

 

My fuel pump has been conditioned for it after years of redline light thresholds reached

 

It would be very badass, I do agree
might look kinda like this?

Just out of curiosity...what does a quality 2-3" lift cost? How much for quality 35s"

2gen long beds do look pretty funny I must say

 

The sky is the limit in terms of suspension costs. But a reasonable Bilstein setup is less that $1500
https://hotshotoffroad.com/collecti...-lift-kit-07-21-tundra?variant=44064107397339

 

Can’t go wrong with Bilsteins or OME.

I actually really like the looks of the extra extra long beds.

 

One of the top 5 bad ass rigs on this forum. Looks fantastic! Congrats Rey!

Though when I first saw that new “bumper” sticking out a tad, I immediately thought of this…