What’s the most annoying “popular” mod

It's like if orange county choppers built jeeps instead.

 

My UpTop is just a good looking lumber rack.

 

Any mod that is stupid for me is the one that you won’t use.

people who carry rtt and never use it or use it once a year……dumb

putting on all terrain tires that are over size and some expensive suspension and never going off road or not knowing how to use that off road. (Have a coworker with a tundra that has a nice lift kit and huge tires running them at 50psi and he is complaining that it’s stiff off road. Hmmmm)

In my book, every mod should have a purpose.

now don’t look at my profile picture with my trd pro grill with raptor lights…..

 

I have a lot of the mods that are mentioned in this thread. But I do off road a good bit and have some recovery gear I’ve used and some recovery gear I hope to never have to use, and then some that I would never even try to use! (demon hooks) I’d rather have it and not need it then need it and not have it. I love all my mods and after seeing this thread, a small part of me might actually hope to annoy other TW guys and gals. If you don’t like it, well…… you know what you can do with yourself

 

Snorkel
Cold Air Intake
Fake TRD stickers
Fake beadlock wheels
Leaving the receiver ball in your hitch
Looking like you drove thru Pep Boys with the crap magnet turned on.

 

Sheesh, I'm going to have to say Raptor Lights, LED Headlights, and Remote Start.
Photosensitive seizure warning

 

Seeing American flags tethered to the bed poles but running Chinesium lights and Amazon knick knacks.

 

Can't believe nobody said bull bars yet

 

I just tell myself it’s an engine worthy of a Lotus race car.

 

Raptor lights

 

Also rain guards for the cab windows

 

Technically if it was like distressed clothes they’d be out there going to town on their paint with a wire brush

 

Raptor lights

 

I think that can be mixed in with the Westin grille guard.

 

Light Bar while driving on the freeway

 

For all you snorkel haters, I was there once too. Just wait till you are out on the trails having a great day and someone in your crew hydrolocks a 1 year old truck with less than 10,000 miles in a shallow hole where folks went in before and after with no issues.

It's a real crapy feeling. You might just change your mind on the snorkel.

 

Shoot man, for less than that I'm in a hotel room and loving it.

 

Be sure to periodically lubricate the hinges on the fuel door. Mine seized and ended up having to replace. The female part of the hinge is very thin metal and will actually fold before the hinge. After repeated folds it will just break off. Apparently a common issue. I have since noticed a few neglected 2nd gens with no fuel door.

 

To be fair those American flags were also probably made in China