VW Jeeper
Observer
Agreed, however I should rephrase my question. There's not much info on the net from guys running this set up and as such I was merely seeking any real world experience with this hybrid kit from other members.
Questions for the TundraBirds on 04-06 DC Trucks?
- Thread starter VW Jeeper
- Start date
Agreed, however I should rephrase my question. There's not much info on the net from guys running this set up and as such I was merely seeking any real world experience with this hybrid kit from other members.
VW Jeeper
Observer
Just want to say thanks for all the help an input from you guys. I DID end up with the '06 DC Tundra. We closed the deal a few weeks back but I've been so busy with work and traveling I haven't had the time to post.
The truck is GREAT, we are really enjoying it and the wife is warming up to it more and more! The only changes so far to the truck have been a set of Husky Liners, a Truxedo Low Pro QT tonneau cover, changed the fluids and plugs, and given it a good wash and wax.
Once this set of tires wears out (early spring) I'd like to add a lift and set of ATs :wings:
The truck is GREAT, we are really enjoying it and the wife is warming up to it more and more! The only changes so far to the truck have been a set of Husky Liners, a Truxedo Low Pro QT tonneau cover, changed the fluids and plugs, and given it a good wash and wax.
Once this set of tires wears out (early spring) I'd like to add a lift and set of ATs :wings:
D
Deleted member 9101
Guest
Might I recommend a under drive crank pulley and a set of electric fans. Really pops up the motor.
Curious to hear more about this. Can you point me toward a reliable web site or other source of info? Thanks,
D
Deleted member 9101
Guest
Well, what do ya wanna know? I did it to mine about 9 months ago, and wish I had done both earlier. When I researched it for my truck, I looked here: http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/
