TundraBirds Go! Picture Thread for Tundras and T-100s

[smokeysevin]

No, its removed already. I just have not had time to fab its replacement and the fender guards. I am loving not dragging the hitch everywhere though.

Sean

 

[SWSteve]

Why did toyota make the *** end so long on the t100 and first gen tundra?

Sean

No clue but I'm much happier after I shortened mine.

 

[zidaro]

To get back to the 2nd Gen Love

 

[Tatted]

Very nice

 

[FJR Colorado]

 

[Tatted]

Warms my heart to see so many Tundras, I'm in Colorado stuck all alone lol

 

[Rangler103]

Here is my little project.

 

[Blender]

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Here is my little project.

************! We are going to need some more details. Suspension front/rear, bed length, etc.

 

[theBullfrog125]

Yep, more details required.

 

[Shradicalwyo]

 

[Kerensky97]

It doesn't need to be the most built rig, as long as you take it to the best places.

 

[huntsonora]

I'm sick about this but due to an internet connection that went bad in the middle of an auction I missed a 2011 RCLB 4x4 base model Tundra this weekend that had 40,000 miles on it. It was a ranch truck and was dirty and had a few dings but for $3000 I would have been thrilled to have it! Makes me want to puke just typing this

 

[Rangler103]

Cut a little less than 21" out of the bed. Inside dimensions 53 1/2". 16" King coilovers in the rear with a dual triangulated four link. The front is going to stay IFS for a little while. I have a high pinion 44 and a super 60 in the shop now but I don't have the funds or the time, at least until the rear end is finished. I would have loved to start with the IFS but a fuel truck rear ended me.

 

[msurf]

1st post...here is mine...2014 with 3 inch lift

 

[Blender]

Cut a little less than 21" out of the bed. Inside dimensions 53 1/2". 16" King coilovers in the rear with a dual triangulated four link. The front is going to stay IFS for a little while. I have a high pinion 44 and a super 60 in the shop now but I don't have the funds or the time, at least until the rear end is finished. I would have loved to start with the IFS but a fuel truck rear ended me.

I was wondering how you got it so short... linked rear is the answer. I'm at 59" inside length with leafs. Should still get around on the trail pretty well with linked rear and ifs front.