How To Build An Overland Truck: Step 3 - Mountain State Overland
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Alu-Cab Canopy Camper
The cats out of the bag and the team at Mountain State Overland is transforming a fully-equipped 2020 Toyota Tacoma into the ultimate expedition vehicle. This won't be like anything they ever built before! Join Team MSO for another "how to" adventure truck buy and build series.
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Man this Tacoma is shaping up to be the best ya'll have built yet. Looks great.
Thank you!
I'm digging the bank robber look! Perfectly suited to a West Virginian. The truck looks great! Good to see you back on the road buddy.
Looks amazing Jason! Can't wait to see your adventures with this savage, beast! Adventure on!
Cheers, we'll put it through the paces for sure!
Awesome Video!🎥
Nice build...glad that you have access to the goodies (or sponsors). I hope to get my hands on that kind of gear, or at least the time to fab my own!
Thanks! We're thankful to have some awesome people working with us. It took a long time to get here and a lot of lessons learned. Cheers and Happy 4th!
Awesome build, awesome truck
Man that truck looks good. Love the victory bumper color matched, looks super clean.
Cheers, thank you!
Love it!
Cheers!
That back door organization looks great. I have Victory 4X4 parts on my Tacoma, more are coming. Daryl and the guys up there are top shelf! Nice build.
Right on! Love Victory, glad we found them, super dudes!
@@msoverland tire size and gear ratio used?? Please and thank you I really enjoy the content.
Awesome looking build. Thanks for sharing. I am trying to finalize my build wish list and I've been to OK4WD once already. It's was like going into a candy store. Can't wait to start my 2021 TACO build!
Heck yeah! Love OK4WD! Thanks so much and good luck with your build!
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Hell yeah! Cheers!
I would be interested to see how you like the canopy camper vs the Khaya in terms of all the weight and how it rides/handles in the wild.
I can already tell you its more nimble but that could be partially due to the suspension changes. The overall truck weight is down a bit but we haven't confirmed the weight on the scales yet.
From Guatemala 🇬🇹 👍
Right on!
Absolute sweet build, and with AEV's sale right now it's the perfect time to buy. I might have missed it, but did you add an extended fuel tank for increased range? Did you add any leaf spring support?
It’s coming along nice and quick. Beautiful rig!!! Glad you went with another Tacoma👍
Awesome build... where did you get the insulation panels from?
love it mso you done it again huge fan where's gabby
Gaby's in TX for foreseeable future and travels up often for our trips. Thankfully we're holding his 4Runner hostage so he has to come back and visit :-)
So....maybe this was covered in a previous video, but why not go with the longer bed truck?
Ahh! Doing research on gears and so many posts point to 5.29's with 33's so I thought I had it put to bed... Then I come across this video. 4.88's are back on the table I guess.
Do you have any regrets going 4.88 and not doing the 5.29's?
I just saw one of your cars in my neighborhood in Roanoke
Yep, Gaby lives over there.
Second like first comment all the way from Honolulu, Hawai’i
Yes sir, cheers!
You know I have the same dual battery kit with the ACR in it to control the dual batteries-it failed within 8 months of install.The Off Grid Engineering guy,Matt,told me they were having a lot of problems with these parts.I said to hell with trying another one and upgraded the system with a different one that OK4WD got for me.It’s been perfect and it interfaces with my solar Sunflare 126 watt panel on top of my Alu-Cab roof top tent.
Probably a Redarc BCDC? We've swapped out our BlueSea too.
@@msoverland yup,that’s what I have in my 4Runner-you can ask Steve at OK about my truck-it’s totally built and I use it up in Maine and Vermont on trails,and I’m going to the James Bay Expedition this Feb
Jason, why the 4.88? Not going to give you the low end offroad once you are loaded. I have the Khaya 4 and my 18 with a manual on 34s is like your 20 auto with 5.29. I am still contemplating 4.88 as well. Just curious if you are going to have other plans. Just think you may be a little unhappy with the gearing and that tall of a tire.
Awesome! Any plans for a wrap?
Yep, getting wrapped now. Deisgned it with little adventurers in mind ;-)
Jason, Can I ask a dumb question....how much lift did you get out of your new front suspension to get those 34" Tires to fit? Love your work and channel. Have a great 4th this weekend. Victoria B.C. Canada.
Not a dumb question and sure! 2.5-3" in the end. The 34s fit nice and with a cab mount chop. Sorry we didn't feature that in the show, totally forgot to film it.
@@msoverland Thanks Bud. Have a good one.
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Nice! Cheers from the north!
how about a backing up rear camera hooked on the top of the camper?
Totally could if you want. We opted to drill into the door and install. For the birds eye setup, you need to be at the same height as the front facing camera.
In the video you mentioned that the SPOD is wired to the camper. What purpose does that serve?
The SPOD controls all accessories in the truck, not the camper. There is a cutoff for the camper under the hood but that's it.
Who makes the quick release magnetic mounts for the molle panels you mentioned?
You can get those from Outer Limit Supply.
I wish Goose would move away from wood. Their other materials are amazing, I don't understand why they don't use aluminum or reinforced polymer instead of the wood.
Who makes the square insulated panels for the rear door behind the molle panels?
GP Factor and Blue Ridge Overland Gear
what did you guys use to glue the solar pannel on?
We used Sikaflex.
Are you concerned with the fridges overheating having the fans blocked like that?
Hi there! No, there’s loads of space behind the fridges. There’s a pocket of space about 5” deep spanning the whole back of the truck that’s open.
Do you have to relocate your rear and front diff, transmission and transfer case breathers?
Your rear breather on the Tacoma is only on top of the rear differential. So yes, you should raise the breather and install a long line up to (at least) bed level.
@@msoverland Thank you for the quick reply. How about the front diff, transmission and transfer case breathers? I’ve seen videos on rear differential relocation but not on the other breathers in the Tacomas. Are they necessary? I’ve read somewhere (couldn’t find it anymore) that Toyota had already relocated the front diff, transmission and transfer case high enough to were we don’t need to relocate them anymore. Not planning to go thru any water crossing anytime soon, but would love to see how to relocate them all, if needed.
Aa a taco owner, I think 5.29s would've been a better choice to keep the trans from hunting gears.
Too many teeth. It rides very well. The new transmission adjustments and shift points seem to be on point too. Super smooth.
Is this a long bed or short bed?
Short bed!
Not a good idea to instal the solar panel directly to the roof without an air gap between the roof and the panel. It loses efficiency ......
Chris Turner it’s a direct mount PV panel, they do the same thing on the millions of sailboats that have them too.
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Your touching an sweating on everything as each other no gloves so why masks I ask? Great products, love channel
Are you licking the bolt heads again Jerry? We have to ask you to stop. You should also avoid using gloves and save it for others that need it. Wash your hands more often and properly, that will help more than gloves.
LOL exactly, thanks GGW.
And thank you Jerry for loving the show, cheers dude!
Masks really???
Yes. You don't have to wear one but we will. Cheers!