TRDOR mods so far

[orlyg1521]

My 2025 TRD offroad mods so far include:

Wescott full roof rack

Cali Raised sliders w/bumpout (Toyota's excusion of threaded holes is a huge miss) I will most likely have these welded onto the frame

Lasfit floor mats throughout, excellent fit and coverage.

Garmin power switch for 4 Auxbeam lights on the bumper and future lights

@Dissentoffroad low profile front bumper, the instructions were a bit lacking but it looks great

Superwinch

Phone mount with Quadlock charging head mounted to the passenger side grab bar. The wireless charging pad is underpowered and not a secure place for off-roading. This solves both problems

Future mods will include 34" AT or RT tires on 17" wheels, possibly upgrade suspension with a 2" lift, rear chase/spot light, rear tire hitch carrier (Rigd, Dissent or Dirtcom)

 

[rustytaco]

Very nice! I love that color.

 

[orlyg1521]

Next was the Beyond Wraps hood wrap in stealth topo. Fairly easy to install. A second set of hands would be helpful, take your time and get all bubbles out. Great look and blocks hood glare

 

[Trail4R]

Hell yeah dude, coming together!!

I've been debating the Cali Raised sliders. How you liking them? Is there a big gap between the slider and the rocker panel? Any other photos you can share of those?

 

[orlyg1521]

Hell yeah dude, coming together!!

I've been debating the Cali Raised sliders. How you liking them? Is there a big gap between the slider and the rocker panel? Any other photos you can share of those?

the spacing is fine, hope this helps, the insert bolts/nuts are a challenge

 

[orlyg1521]

Thought I had added the latest but I guess it didn't take. added some 1" clamp mounts to the passenger grab bar to mount a Quadlock charging head for my phone since the charging pad is so weak and not secure on rough trails and a GMRS mobile radio. This does make the space a bit crowded so I am considering a Bullet Point dash mount grid but it isn't out until the summer. The radio is a Radioddity DB25-G which I chose for its small size and cigarette lighter charging which allows for this to be an easy take in/out as needed. UPDATE: the radio was not able to be programmed with a Mac (long story) so it was returned. Still looking for a 20W+ radio that wond break the bank