Chattahoochee Nat'l Forest exploring this weekend. The truck is looking naked after removing the ARB bar out back in anticipation of my Alucab Contour install next week!
Smart to put your spare in the bed for that kind of work. Looks like a blast. Did you use any particular method or mount to keep the tire vertical or just straps ?
Sorry I don’t. I got them from a friend with a new Tundra build. I’ve had them on for a while now and recommend the highly. There are no downsides with a factory like ride with more capacity and height.
When we need to leave our dog in the truck and we need it to be running and the AC blowing, I roll down the front drivers window and exit the vehicle. Ensure the key fob is on my person. Close the door. Reach in through the window and press the door lock button. Next press the window roll up...
I think I'd ask Cali raised what recovery points they had in mind when they designed that skid. It sucks that they don't mention any conflict with OEM parts on their site. They say that they are 100% bolt on. Lauren01 above may be right that they work with the non-PRO or Trailhunter OEM black...
6 foot decked system weighs 206 lbs. I probably have over 100 lbs. of gear in the drawer and the sliders weigh more than stock. Let's say 350-400 lbs. static increase.
I know the angle is different but this picture below in my garage is of the rear suspension sag on my TH before the Tundra spring upgrade. In my post above you can see much more gap in the rear wheel well.
The pic below in the sand is how it rides today.
I tried an unconventional route. My 25 TH had lost some rear height after adding White Knuckle Sliders and a Decked system in the bed with constant load items inside. I installed a pair of rear coil springs from a new Toyota Tundra Crew Cab 4x4 Limited that my friend had just removed. The idea...
I converted my Trailhunter intake system to the TRD PRO system using the factory parts. It’s super simple and only takes a few minutes. The Toyota TRD parts are just two red silicone pieces (a cap and an elbow piece) and inlet basket and four press clips. My wife and I prefer windows down most...