Most useful Mods for $100 or less

Yeah it does seem rather low and on your line of sight. Interesting.

 

I may have the wrong manufacturer that’s on me. Glad they are working out for you.

 

Thanks all for the ideas. Should keep the wallet empty for awhile

 

At least you didnt have to pay for Walther mags

 

Dash cam and the mirror power adapter for it. I brought them to the dealer when I picked up the truck and installed them before I drove it away.

 

let me fly over to my spare mansion. I'll check in my spare wallet to see if I have a spare $100.00

take off the chin spoiler. Free

 

I would say that the redline ones are well regarded so you can't go wrong there either. I think people choose to what they are comfortable with as far a the product and how it's installed. It you're not comfortable drilling your hood to revit the them on then you buy the ones that I picked.

 

^ this. so. much.

I didn't know about the 2nd elbow until I read it on TW...saved me a ton of aggravation!

 

Also, internal a/c plugin outlet mod on back of center console so passenger can plug in their laptop while you're driving. And since you're in there do the 400W anytime wiring mod.

 

They seem pretty reasonable, you could get 3/$100

 

Anyone interested in buying new
Stealth PRO Shift knob - Limited Runs

Asking $120.00

 

Any one interested in purchasing
Headlight Trim Plates
white
asking $20.00

 

I quite like that. But too bad it's got red. If I could change it to grey I'd be interested.

I was looking at this shifter for a while and while it doesn't have the cool integrated switches it can have color to accents to match your truck.
https://tetonworkshop.com/collectio...nob-for-automatic-2016?variant=32567023796298

 

Wrapped the door handles in paracord because they wouldn't come clean anymore. I think it was under $20.00

 

one of the first mods I did, was this letter.

 

I like that. I actually seen someone do that to the steering wheel on a vehicle. It looked really good too.

 

A dash cam will probably be the best mod. I'd say $150-$200 for a good dashcam that isnt a potato. They'll pay off sooner or later when they save you from the pesky insurance scammers

Here is mine that I installed in less than 2 minutes (no splicing/tapping required)

-- Garmin DashCam 46 $139

$180 Garmin Dash Cam 46, Wide 140-Degree Field of View In 1080P HD, 2" LCD Screen and Voice Control, Very Compact with Automatic Incident Detection and Recording

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-- SimpleUSB Mirror to Dashcam Power Adapter $29

$37 Dongar Dash Cam Power Adapter (12-pin Type A) - Compatible w Toyota Tacoma (15-23), select Highlander, Tundra, Sienna; Honda Ridgeline & more. USB Power, Connects to Rearview Mirror. Easy Install!

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-- 256GB MicroSD Flashdrive $35

$24 [Older Version] SanDisk 256GB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card with Adapter - 100MB/s, C10, U1, Full HD, A1, Micro SD Card - SDSQUAR-256G-GN6MA

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Definitely the glove box organizer, it creates needed space. Next Gasshole. Good seat covers. My are rubber backed to block moisture absorption. Bed mat. DMM dash mount system if you use a GPS or dash cam. Shop for deals on these.

 

Only thing is that I learned from experience with my dash cam that the SanDisk ultra memory card isn't the best choice. Mine failed in under a month. The camera wasn't able to record to it and I wasn't able to format it in a PC or Mac even with the SD card tool you can download specific for SD cards, it was completely toasted.

I would recommend the endurance or extreme type cards the are made for security cameras and dash cams. They can take the temperature extremes of vehicles too. I got a Samsung endurance card and it's been working almost two years so far. It's a little bit more money but money not wasted if you wreak your SD card.

 

thats weird. I've been using sandisk without a problem for like 8 years. I usually put them in my gopros