The slip yoke is covered. Im just going to grease the u joints only and leave everything else alone. Dont want to disassemble anything.
What did you do with your Tundra or Sequoia this weekend?
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Anyone here want these? Brand new in box air lift kit for 08-21 Tundra.
I never even opened the box.
$300 shipped
I never even opened the box.
$300 shipped
I’ve had mine all but a year and put 6,000 miles on it. That’s the lowest I’ve ever done on a truck in a year.
I don’t drive mine
I actually put 7K on it this year, I just bought it at 8K and the PO was an old guy whose biggest trip was a 250 mile trip down south.
But yeah I really don't drive too much compared to other people. I put maybe 4K on my 80 over the past year.
But yeah I really don't drive too much compared to other people. I put maybe 4K on my 80 over the past year.
You guys don't drive enough. I put over 10k on the Tundra last year.
My 200 got 15-20k last year.
71k on my 2021.
Now that’s using your LC!
If I get this new job I’ll be 2k miles a month for the first 6 months until we can move once kids get out of school for the summer.
Weekend trip to hood river Oregon. Stopped at Stonehenge memorial on the way home.
Finally getting out into the bush with this thing. Like driving a tank compared to the 60 on the back trails. But does well and I’m liking the new Toyo RT Trail tires. Actually has a respectable turning radius.
Found a good deal on a soft topper so we drove up to Scottsdale to grab it and spend the day at Barrett Jackson.
I've always wondered what the regular cab short bed turn radius is like...a 2nd gen crewmax Tundra has always had best in class turning
(meaning, I'm sure the RCSB turn radius is even smaller)
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RCSB has same wheelbase of a Tacoma
I put 1800 miles on the new to me 23' Tundy... from Va to Sugarloaf, ME and then Quebec and Toronto and then back to VA via NY/PA for client visits.... it covers ground really well and was excellent in the snow with the Duratracs...
I see a set of Decked drawers in my short term future, and 37's w/ leveling kit in the long term.
I see a set of Decked drawers in my short term future, and 37's w/ leveling kit in the long term.
Weekend at Baker Lake, WA.
Beautiful shots of Mt Hood . Have you done the back country discovery route?
Isn’t it possible to drive all the way from Mt Hood to BC border on BDR routes?
It sure looks that way according to the maps! My goal is to do as much as my time off will allow this season. First year with the Sequoia!
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