Easter Eggs are things like the truck shapes on the rubber trays, the morse code on the windshield, the holographic decals with TRD packages, the R&D michigan on one headlight and made in texas on other headlight

you obviously dont know what an easter egg is

unrelated, how do you like using your DJI OM gimbal? What don't you like about it?

@Hammy1TV

2 жыл бұрын

Really good to stabilize the video. I didn’t know about payloads when I bought this one. I need one that can handle .8 pounds and not the one I have that is rated for .6 pounds.

@davehillman963

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hammy1TV I have a DJI OM5 that I use with my iphone 12 pro max, I haven't had the gimbal very long but it does seem to work well with this phone. I'll need to use it more hopefully this summer to get a better idea as to weather it was a good purchase or not. Regarding the Tundra - on the front just behind the grill, there's fins that open and close. Are you able to explain that more? I haven't seen anyone do any videos regarding that feature. I don't know if that is a new feature to the Tundra for 2022 or not. I also don't know what they call it, so I can't really look it up. Any insight would be good. Thanks

@Hammy1TV

2 жыл бұрын

@@davehillman963 Are you talking about the chin spoiler that drops down at higher speeds for aerodynamics? Not sure what you mean by fins. I will have to look into that.

remote start doesn't work without the connect plan

None of these are Easter eggs. The tailgate feature is LITERALLY a button on the fob! Look up what an "Easter egg" is. This isn't the right definition

@Hammy1TV

Жыл бұрын

It said something about a Easter Bunny and hiding eggs colored with water color dye for the kiddos to find. Also said something about a basket with plastic eggs, candy and toys.

@fireman7635

10 ай бұрын

Amen

Composite bed sucks

@Hammy1TV

2 жыл бұрын

Better than steel. I'm sure you've never owned a truck with one, or you never say that. Lighter and stronger than steel, doesn't rust, dent and is very though to scratch. More rigid and acts like a sway bar for the teuck. Only downfall is it can be slick, which is fixed with a rubber mat or spray on bed liner.

@Tierone1337

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hammy1TV it cracks easily and I have to buy bed stiffeners buddy boy. Not good when your off-roading because it flexes alot. It is not rigid . Composite flexes and is not stronger than steel. Its not carbon fiber

@davehillman963

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tierone1337 This is not to be intended as a who's right/who's wrong statement, but what I have and what I have seen Toyota do over the years... Tacoma has been using this composite material for years now. My 2006 Tacoma composite bed has taken tons of abuse over the years and there's nothing wrong with it. I've thrown bricks, large chunks of concrete on it, logs, tools of all sorts and still no issues with it. Living in Canada where temps get down to -45C/-49F, this truck bed still performs 100% as expected. Granted I don't drive a 4x4 off-road machine, as its only 2WD. All I can say is that this little truck has served me very well but it's time for an upgrade and the Tundra from what I've seen over the years has gone in the right direction with many of the changes that they have made.

I do not like the new model tudras.

@vincentharmon7866

3 ай бұрын

I have the 2022 1794 and love it!