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I've very curious about a cab height camper shell but my big issue with everything out on the market is that there is only one option that has an opening for the cab light and rear-view camera that's under the cab light to work without additional modifications. Does the ARB campershell have that window passthrough?
What are you using to extend your rear-view mirror camera? I have the GG offroad kit but Id like something a little less prototype looking.
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What are you using to extend your rear-view mirror camera? I have the GG offroad kit but Id like something a little less prototype looking.
That's my point to my question. I don't want to have to modify the rearview camera for the camper shell. The smartcap shell has the "portal window" that allows the cargo light / digital rearview mirror to function without mods.
 

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Hello ARB,

I just purchased a 2025 Tacoma TRD Pro, and the oem Rock(er) panel) Rails are not suitable, as my wife and kids are struggling to get in and out of the truck without doing weird maneuvers and Dad slides.

I want to stick to consistent branding since my OEM rear bumper and rear tow hooks are ARB.

I noticed you guys make Summit Step Sliders for the Gen 4; however, there is a fine print that states that it "Suits non-hybrid models only".

https://store.arbusa.com/summit-step-sliders-4423040/

Will these work with the TRD Pro and other i-Force Max Tacomas? If not, when can I hand over my money for ones that will bolt on to my truck?

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Helper springs would be nice. Similar to Air Lift's Load Lifter 5000. If you run your truck unloaded most of the time but need to haul heavy here and there, stiffer coils are questionable. ARB's 'parabolic airbags' look like they'd work well, and I like the way they hold the frame instead of how Air Lift does it, but they're helpers for leaves instead of coils. I haven't noticed a need for upgraded shocks/springs, but I've definitely noticed the taco-sag when carrying anything heavy. Integrating the compressor w/ air springs would also be a great plus.

The steel rear bumper is great. A steel front bumper that matched the shape of the stock plastic one (that whole plastic front from wheel to wheel, possibly even that plastic silver bit that looks like stamped metal) would be awesome.
 

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Helper springs would be nice. Similar to Air Lift's Load Lifter 5000. If you run your truck unloaded most of the time but need to haul heavy here and there, stiffer coils are questionable. ARB's 'parabolic airbags' look like they'd work well, and I like the way they hold the frame instead of how Air Lift does it, but they're helpers for leaves instead of coils. I haven't noticed a need for upgraded shocks/springs, but I've definitely noticed the taco-sag when carrying anything heavy. Integrating the compressor w/ air springs would also be a great plus.

The steel rear bumper is great. A steel front bumper that matched the shape of the stock plastic one (that whole plastic front from wheel to wheel, possibly even that plastic silver bit that looks like stamped metal) would be awesome.
Fabulous suggestions. I share these needs/dreams. I hope ARB can make our dreams come true.
 
 






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