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Toyota Tundra Accessories and Modifications
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The other thing that bothers me about my truck is the fact that the rear windows on the access cab are fixed. Has anyone looked into modifying them so that they tilt out like the older Tacoma's do?
Bluexrunner, where did you get your shell?
bliss
Does anyone know the thickness of the TacoTunes (or equivalent) speaker adaptors?
Thanks!
Than you,
Michael AKA mooman
I bought a Century brand fiberglass top for a Nissan Frontier and Tundra Double Cap. Both look great and really last (one has 180k on it). The one I bought last year was $1070 installed with carpeting on the inside. I called around and found a $500 range though. I drove to a place north of Richmond VA. I love them and laugh when I see the Leer ones that Toyota sells for $2000+.
maintenance, I had them check it out. I believe it turned out to be the sensor that monitors the spare tire in my case.
Would a Catback system improve milage or just increase HP
Thanks.
Jay
http://www.xenondepot.com/product.php?product_id=95
I emailed the company and the product seems very very interesting. I could definitely use the increased light output. I have HID lighting on my other car and I truly miss it with my Tacoma.
Thanks,
bubs06tundra
His Tundra intake is this one:
http://www.outlawpower.com/productdetail.php?sc=1463
http://www.cobbcountytoyota.com/New-Inventory.aspx
I realize that there are some folks that like having the fancy (expensive) keys, security system and engine immobilizer but my conplaint is that they should be optional equipment and not STANDARD. I wonder how many other people fell that paying $90.00 (+ a visit to the dealership and their fees added) dollars is too much for a replacement car key. Likewise for the "fob" for remotely opening the door. It's nice that they offer it but for those of us that don't really have a problem with using a key to open the door, they should offer a standard key.
The dealer said that this was being fostered by the insurance companies and that without it, the rates would be much higher, but my experience was that trading in a vehicle without a security system for one that did have one installed didn't make a noticable difference in the insurance rate so I say THAT is a bogus claim!
So WHY Toyota, don't you offer such things as "optioal equipment" and allow those of us who don't want it or the associated expense buy a car or truck without a fancy electronic key?
Don't get me wrong I have been a Toyota customer for several decades, but I am getting fed up with being forced to buy a car that has features that I don't want.
So how about it... Is there anyone else out there that is tired of paying a lot of money for something they didn't want?
I'm a new guy here with a question. I'm looking for step-by-step procedure how to install the auto-dimming rear-view mirror with compass and temperature on 2005 Toyota Tundra Double Cab. Thanks in advance.
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2005 Toyota Tundra Accesorios - Tundra 4x2 06 Catalog by Toyota Motors
Also, I am looking for a camper tie down kit. Anyone had any luck finding any?
One of the components in establishing insurance rates is to determine the type of and number of instances of vehicle accidents, damages, theft, etc.
If a particular model of car is stolen frequently, the "overall" insurance rate for that vehicle is considerably higher. You are correct to say that the difference between one car with and one without is small -- that is a result of there being a small component of that "mix" being attributed to individual vehicles.
But there is no doubt that you would be paying considerably more for your vehicle if this system was not in place. It just isn't reflected entirely in the difference on individual models as it is mostly on the entire model lineup itself.
I hope that sufficiently explained it for you!
If you don't want the expensive key in the 07 Tundra, you can opt out.
Hope that helps,
David "Snuffy" Smith
Please let me know if you find anything else better.
It took about 1.5 hrs(1rst time mech had installed this unit)Cost $125.00 but seems to work fine(truck passed the Fed Inspect and SK safety inspection with flying colors!
http://www.daytime-running-lights.com/blank?pageid=47&catstart=0&prodstart=0
Good luck.
Homemade Side Mirror Extensions
Steve, visiting host
I am in a similar situation as you....the $25 DRL Kit at CT did not work on the Tundra...pls advise as to the CT you had this done and who "Standard" is....I can give this to my CT Service Manager to make contact. Thanks