toyotech
Expedition Leader
Nope. They are passive vents and only open vent closing the doors.
Didn't see the need or why I would plug them.
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2004 Tundra Adventure Cab - Build/Adventure Thread
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Nope. They are passive vents and only open vent closing the doors.
Didn't see the need or why I would plug them.
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seanpistol
Explorer
It was unbearably loud in the cab after I removed my back seat.
Since you and Addison have had the same success, there must be a change between my 01 and your newer trucks.
Since you and Addison have had the same success, there must be a change between my 01 and your newer trucks.
toyotech
Expedition Leader
When I 1st did it and had anything in the back. It was somewhat loud but doable. Once I put my fridge and tool box in. I don't even hear much noise. Another thing to note is I have a topper so that might help with how much noise I get ??
I tired to remove the vents and block them off but they look to be removed from inside out and the bed gets in the way. Reason I wanted it out was so I can have more room lol. Once removed. All I have to do is leave one of the rear side windows unlatched to allow air to vent when closing the doors.
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I tired to remove the vents and block them off but they look to be removed from inside out and the bed gets in the way. Reason I wanted it out was so I can have more room lol. Once removed. All I have to do is leave one of the rear side windows unlatched to allow air to vent when closing the doors.
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toyotech
Expedition Leader
saving this link. maybe looking to upgrade to these when they come out
https://www.tundras.com/threads/bilstein-6112.1022/
https://www.tundras.com/threads/bilstein-6112.1022/
seanpistol
Explorer
Just buy my coilovers, they're also "for the serious adventure seeker". And they're already dialed for your truck 
toyotech
Expedition Leader
Just buy my coilovers, they're also "for the serious adventure seeker". And they're already dialed for your truck
I really don't want coil overs. I have them on my RZR and hate adjusting them lol.
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rickashay
Explorer
Mine was fairly loud.... definitely noticing it get quieter the more I load my truck with gear, and I even insulated the rear wall.
toyotech
Expedition Leader
Selling my rear bumper. No rotopax or LED included or spare. Fully loaded dual swing out bumper. Has hidden hitch behind license plate. Two umbrella slots. A flag/cb tab mount on tire swing out. Cutouts for two LED lights. Two slots cut out to use a highlift. $300 in spindles and latch handles alone. Basket for water container and ability to mount rotopax on each side. Built extremely well.
Would highly recommend getting it powder coated if shipped.
$1400 plus shipping. Goes by time zone. $75 west cost and add $25 for the next time zone over and so forth.
I'm located in Fresno Ca
New would be $1800 plus ship
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Would highly recommend getting it powder coated if shipped.
$1400 plus shipping. Goes by time zone. $75 west cost and add $25 for the next time zone over and so forth.
I'm located in Fresno Ca
New would be $1800 plus ship
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trailscape
Explorer
Wow, I love that bumper... How did it work for you with the double door topper as I'm running with that setup presently? Can you remove the left or right swing arm easily and does it allow use of the factory tow hitch?
It's not really in the budget, but I'm still really trying to convince myself to look away..
It's not really in the budget, but I'm still really trying to convince myself to look away..
toyotech
Expedition Leader
Building another one just like it but will extend to the bedside which I am gonna cut. Originally wanted to do it but didn't want to cut the perfect bedsides.
Work great for the topper. Will be building another one just like it. Read comment above.
Swing outs can be removed. The caps for spindle are threaded on. Nut inside needs to be removed and arms come off.
Hidden hitch. No need for factory it's just more weight. the factory bumper and hitch isn't light. It probably weights 60-90lbs. So your not really adding that much more weight but gain a more functional bumper.
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dyogim
Explorer
toyotech
Expedition Leader
I say keep it and do something like to this (friends old tundra):
Was the original plan but the builder says it won't look right so he said just sell and he'll build me a new one lol.
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trailscape
Explorer
Okay, now I like it even more with the hidden hitch. There's a lot I could do with that spare tire area under the bed freed up... Was this made by Brute Force?