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Well, not really, because it isn't sealed. Really more for street cred and MAYBE less dust intake.

Man that looks like ass.

Added a Shiftsolutions solid titanium knob to mine, weighs about 350 grams. Huge improvement to shift feel!

Thanks! I just cut the zip tie holding the stock boot retainer and then just pushed the boot down until it couldn’t go any farther.

titanium has less heat conductivity than aluminum and steel so shouldn’t be quite as bad as your typical weighted shift knob. I’ve also got full ceramic tint so it doesn’t ever get too hot inside the car.

I’m not a fan of the TRD shift knob that came on my 2025 OR. Felt super cheap and plasticky. Replaced with a solid titanium shift knob from shiftsolutionsco. About 3/4 of a pound, really helps smooth out the shifting!

Nowhere close to touching the 4x4 selector with my legs. 6'5" and 240 lbs.

Exactly the kind of setup that I need. Did you make that box yourself or did you purchase it online?

Boo hoo.

Would be nice to have a billet aluminum interior grab handle next to the shifter. The stock plastic one feels kinda flimsy and a solid hunk of aluminum would look super bling bling.

There is! Check out Etsy.

Not a fan. Gas caps that are not paint-matched look cheap to me.

Not to be an ass, but your prices are astronomical. I mean come on - $250 for the air dam? You'd be lucky to get $20.

The stock door woofer and dashboard speaker are wired in parallel, so in the stock configuration, 2 of the 4 wires coming out of the dashboard speaker harness go to the door woofer, and 2 go to the dashboard speaker. I assume there are still 4 coming out of the TacoTunes harness just in case...

That's a great design - I really like those gloss black rails that cover the ugly factory roof seam! Most unique offering I have seen so far and really fitting for a more street-oriented build!

Interested in trying this out on my truck. What ohms did you go with? I see they have a 4 ohm and an 8 ohm option.