Thank you! And Yeah I'm looking for something that can easily flop over to get into my storage. I was thinking maybe a 3 inch thick one would work.
Man I wish I had a double cab! The extra space and roll down rear window looks so useful. I'll have to check out your build.
As for the solar...
Hey guys its been a while since I've had an update! I finally have some progress to show off. So I've been doing some serious thinking about my life and I what I want to do with it. This past year I saw myself in a bad spot and I decided to do something about it. Basically for the past year I...
Thank you for the compliments! The bedsides are stock for now but I am buying fiberglass sometime this month. For the rear suspension I plan on running something simple like this to hold me over.
Then after I relocate my spare tire I'll start saving my pennies for a cantilever kit.
Thank you! And as long as the weight is distributed evenly over a large surface area I see these panels having no problem upholding light-medium cargo. I would not risk anything too heavy. The only uses I have had for it so far are my surfboards which lay directly over the panels and rest on the...
Solar panels typically operate at a higher voltage than what most batteries can handle and receive as a charge. For example my 100w solar panel operates at around 17 volts. To charge a typical 12v battery you need somewhere around 13-14 volts to charge safely. So wiring one straight into your...
Here in Southern California we only really need 4 wheel drive recreationally. But I'm starting to wonder if I really should just buy a 4x4 Tundra and switch around all the fun parts to the new one. I think it will be a fun project but for now I have had zero problems getting stuck (knock on...
I think I might be far too invested into this one [emoji15]... Im already looking into 4x conversions and it doesn't seem like its too much time or money.
Hello everyone!
I've been lurking on this site for a little while and figured I'd make an account already. My name is Ryan and I'm currently attempting to build a 2000 Toyota Tundra into an all around adventure vehicle.
Unfortunately I made the mistake of buying a 2wd rig instead of 4wd. When...
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