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Cool beans. This guy is supposed to be an expert on the supercharger for the 2UZ, and he occasionally has some for sale: http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/gen1-tundra-parts-classifieds-2000-2006/152879-complete-new-2003-2004-trd-supercharger/

I don't have any personal experience with this, but I've read that the 2UZ-FE doesn't like forced induction a whole lot. http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/forced-induction/28476-warning-on-fi-2uzfe/

Which engine? VVTi just means variable valve timing. It's a feature on lots of engines.

Looks good! You should probably think about changing that brake fluid though...

I literally just got my 265/75r16 St Maxx's put on ~2 weeks ago. Impressions- look really good, a little noise but I only notice it if I think to listen for it. Music at a normal volume would cover it up. Only complaint is that they don't seem to balance well. Could be that the shop just didn't...

The seats in my '09 xB are comfortable for short drives, but not comfortable after about 2 hours. The seats in my '00 Tundra are much more comfortable for long drives.

How do you like the SPC UCAs? I like the enclosed ball joint but don't like the stories I've heard.

Sorry to hear you're selling the Tundra. I just skimmed through this thread and I didn't see you address what you had to do to fit the 285's. Did you trim the pinch weld? Also, what tire size would you recommend for a rig that mostly sees 'normal truck use', i.e. trips to the home improvement...

Both the laptop charger and phone charger should have the rated wattage and/or amps printed on them. Make sure it's for 120 AC though, you may have to convert from 12/5V DC and add some percentage due to conversion loss.

Looks good! Nice to see someone make a good compromise between looks and functional turn signals. Looking forward to some more pictures!

I just replaced the steering knuckles on my '00 Tundra with used parts because the bearings were bad at 167k miles. I had zero play, the passenger's side sounded dry and the driver's side would seize up after sitting for a few days. That said, if your bearings aren't showing any of those...

My '00 Limited/TRD/Tow pkg truck's code is A03A

Do you mind sharing what the alcan leaf springs cost?

Nice! Looks like this is a bolt-on bumper? What are the five round things next to the square lights on the bumper?

Wow that looks amazing. How's the weight? Definitely not the cheapest bumper option but it looks like it's worth the extra $$$.

My parents have an 06 Highlander hybrid and my mom loves it. It's actually pretty quick too. Fuel economy depends entirely on how you drive it (as with anything). I don't recall them having any problems with it.

My truck (2000 Tundra) had the frame, brake lines, and lower A-Arms replaced. Very happy with it. Check the rear diff for rust as well, mine had some pinholes that I had to weld up.

Nice roof rack! Did you make that or buy it? Any more pictures?

There really aren't any options other than anything big and bulky like the ARB. I'm going to spend my money on a tube bender instead and see what I can come up with.

I have one of the first gen tundras, and my dad has a second gen. I can't see myself ever getting one of the newer ones because they're just so big.