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2008 Tundra - Xedition Build
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Not sure what your point of holding out is, were not selling product here.
I'll help answer a question.
This guy USED an LC200 Series snorkle and it came out great.
Some amazing other build notes there as well if youve never seen his rig before
2nd Generation Tundra Building
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I guess since you put it that way I am just a big ASS
as in: smack that.To lighten up the thred, here's a pic. Michael's Tundra is a great truck for Baja. Lots of space, great handling and decent fuel economy.
cheers,
jan
cheers,
jan
Here's another one. You can see the Tundra and the Cruiser as tiny specs on the left beach side in the middle.
cheers,
J
cheers,
J
bjowett
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Sorry to have let the cat out of the bag.... one of my largest failures(?) as a salesperson is the willingness to share proprietary information.
Not at all attempting to be a smart ass here, but the Tundra is very much based on the 200 series Cruiser. With part time 4x4 and less features, including electronics... you could almost say it's sort of an optioned up povertery pack. Should you want AWD, the 200 case bolts right in. The lists of chassis, engine and suspension parts that are shared or of shared architecture is long. It is the first pickup to be built on what descended from the 55 series line.
Nice build up!
Not at all attempting to be a smart ass here, but the Tundra is very much based on the 200 series Cruiser. With part time 4x4 and less features, including electronics... you could almost say it's sort of an optioned up povertery pack. Should you want AWD, the 200 case bolts right in. The lists of chassis, engine and suspension parts that are shared or of shared architecture is long. It is the first pickup to be built on what descended from the 55 series line.
Nice build up!
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