The 200 really needs fender flares from the factory.
Best Yet! - Artic Trucks 200
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Flat tan is nice, but I prefer Olive Drab!!
You forgot to mention how it also resembles a HIGHLANDER !!
Dude.....did you have to start that AGAIN@?@@
Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
The thing that I really like now .. it's how leveled it looks right now .. I really hate the bug stile with the rear raised.
I would love those fender flares also!
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The flares really look good.
I love arctic trucks. They look great and are made great I am sure, but I always wonder how they deal with a spare tire. Never saw it on any of their trucks except for the military 200 on the roof rack. So I guess the client has to deal with that problem himself (find a rear carrier, put it inside, or put it on the roof).
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I got an email from Artic Trucks and it was confirmed that it is paint and not vinyl stickers.
Most of us here in iceland have a tire repair kit and OBA in our trucks. That will do in most cases. If not, we ask a friend to bring us a new tire
200 snorkel
You're right, the snorkel looks to be a Toyota item; more photos at
Land Cruiser 200
Rick
You're right, the snorkel looks to be a Toyota item; more photos at
Land Cruiser 200
Rick
don't forget that Artic Trucks build these for customers, so the level of modification and protection will be different with each truck. Having said that, their previous 80 and 100 and Prado company trucks were truly kick ass. Interesting to see the pictured truck above wearing Goodyear MTR's as I was led to believe that Artic have gone into making their own snow specific tyre.
hey mutley can you get some info for us at 100 series section sense you are close to tjm ( i could not get any response form the usa section) the rear tire carrier with the tjm rear bumper does the back up camera still work effectivly once a tire is put on the back?
r3run33:
I'm going to assume that you are talking about a factory fitted reversing camera, and that it is located around the number plate area??? I ask this because as yet, I'm yet to fit a rear bar to a 100 that has reversing camera. What I can tell you is that when the wheel and carrier are fitted, then the inner edge of the tyre run basically in the centre of the tailgate. It obscures australian number plates and they must be moved out onto the spare tire. PM if you like and I can email you some pics of customer cars I have fitted and you can decide from there. Hi-jack over
I'm going to assume that you are talking about a factory fitted reversing camera, and that it is located around the number plate area??? I ask this because as yet, I'm yet to fit a rear bar to a 100 that has reversing camera. What I can tell you is that when the wheel and carrier are fitted, then the inner edge of the tyre run basically in the centre of the tailgate. It obscures australian number plates and they must be moved out onto the spare tire. PM if you like and I can email you some pics of customer cars I have fitted and you can decide from there. Hi-jack over
Arctic trucks only made 38" tires
I haven´t seen any 200 on 38" yet, but I bet we don´t have to wait long
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Flank
American by Birth, Texan by the grace of God.
From what I understand, talking to Gulf States Toyota (Central US importer) these are in the works.
My questions is: when you push the tires out on these with flares, how is the clearance when the suspension starts to flex? Will you then be hitting the fenders? On the 80 side, a lot of guys are ripping the flares OFF, and 35s with factory backspaced wheels still fit under the fenders. Barely, but still...
