2019 Overland Tundra Build Walk Around
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- We take a look at the 2019 Toyota Tundra that we build specifically for overland travel. In the video, we discuss bumper options, roof and bed racks, suspension, and everything you need to know to get your rig ready for overland travel.
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Placing order for front bumper and sliders!! You guys absolutely killed it!!
now this is a great video!! Not trying to sell you anything but informative on what to use and why. Keep up the great work!!
Very well done and helpful! Thank you.
Stunning beast tundra
Great video. I really love your Rig with all that stuff. You guys killed it!!
Thank you!
Super helpful video. Thanks.
Just bought a 2020 Tundra limited trd offroad. I'm looking at building as my overlanding/offroad rig and daily for the next 4 years. Love this vid.
Awesome! Be sure to let us know if you have any other questions. We are actually working on shooting an updated video on this truck to go into a little more detail, so hopefully that will be available soon.
Great content! That truck looks awesome! It’s pretty cool when you see the cbi vehicles driving through the town
Thank you! Great video!!!
@CBI Offroad Fab get that exact rear bumper but with dual swing out arms for spare tire & etc... also create a hidden tow hitch behind the bumper/license plate holder please for better departure angle clearance.
Brilliant!
Awesome truck! I hope to do this to my MGM.... when I get it 😂
Can't wait for my armor to get here!
Thoughts on bed stiffeners when running a tent on a rack/overland bars on either a Tacoma or a Tundra? Seeing a lot of folks saying you need them. Curious about CBI’s thoughts and experiences on this.
Yay first from Honolulu, Hawai’i
Cool truck
can you guys offer a version with incorporated tow hitch like what you guys have for the Tacoma? I know it won't be rated, but I don't tow that heavy, value ground clearance more, and trust your bumpers to be good enough.
Great video guys! One question, do you know the total height of the truck (with the tent)?
Never heard anyone pronounce it "over'lun".
And he said “still” for steel
Looking for more info on the access to the winch free release , do you have to open the hood every time you want to release the winch ?
do the rock sliders fit a long bed
Just ordered a CBI bumper with full grille protection for my 2018 Tundra.
Will you guys be making a rear bumper with the swing arm for the Tundra?
Yes, it is in the final stages of development. Hang in there.
I visit your site and the rear bumper is not listed for 2nd Gen Tundra. I like the idea that you incorporated the rear sensors. Will you be doing that to the Tacoma rear bumper?
The Tundra bumper is in it's final stages. Hang in there it is coming soon.
You don't seem to have any pictures of the tundra bumper with the low grille protection on the website. I only see the full coverage protection and the baja style grille.
cbioffroadfab.com/product/tundra-baja-front-bumper-2014-2020-2/ I have some other photos too if you shoot me a DM on Instagram or Facebook I can shoot them over.
You guys have a Lot of great products.. i’m definitely going to look into your front bumper and skid plates for my 2019 tundra build.. check it out, let me know what you think I should do? Thanks
Charles
ADVwithRoscoe
Great question Charles, Checking out your channel it looks like you have a pretty blank slate as far as the build goes. I think you are on the right track and have the build headed in the right direction. If you are looking to build a truck that is capable of handling anything that might come your way I would take a look at getting it fully armored front and rear. Take a look at our new bumper options for the Tundra as well as the skid plates to finish out your armor package. From there you can start thinking about storage and sleeping accommodations.
on your website, I do not see low profile design to accommodate TSS sensor for 1794/ limited trucks. Do you have any?
As far as our testing shows, all the front bumpers are compatible with all the sensors.
Which mount (yellow) is that for the storage box? Looks sturdy and nice!
That is our Cargo Basket accessory, but they are actually bolted on with carriage bolts!
How thick is the metal?
Why nothing for the power wagon man??
Would love to do this. Is a regear needed like with the Tacoma?
We are running factory gearing in the Tundra and haven't compromised any of the vehicle's abilities.
@@CBIOFFROADFAB thanks.
👍👍👍👍
so what is a real time line for a order on a bumper and am I billed when I order or when it ships? please respond looking at others . thanks
We are looking at 14 to 16 weeks right now, until we get caught up from the holidays, for a full bumper fabrication. Billing takes place at the time the order is placed, but financing options are available.
Does the bumper change the departure angle much from stock?
It does but in a good way. It increases the approach angle giving you the ability to climb steeper more abrupt obstacles.
Don't see the rear bumper on the website. Is it not available yet?
The Tundra bumper is in it's final stages. Hang in there it is coming soon.
What are the rifle cases used on top and how did you mount them on top?
We are running the Plano cases on the Tundra right now.
On the front bumper the upper fog lights look like they block the grill TSS sensor. Does that cause an issue?
Is there a way to disable the TSS system?
And if it can be disabled does that mean the cruise control wont work?
We build our bumpers with the sensors in mind so you should have no problems.
Where did you put the 35” spare?
We will be coming out with an option for that here shortly.
where's the info regarding 2018 Tundra skids on your website?
cbioffroadfab.com/product/toyota-tundra-full-overland-skid-plate-set-2/
You've added a bunch of weight and raised the cg. How do you rate the load and tow capacity of the new vehicle for insurance and safety purposes?
We have built the suspension around the added weight and accessories so that it will fully support that weight and towing correctly. I would say it has had little affect on towing and we have added the costs of the modifications for insurance purposes. Each insurance company could be different so you may want to check with your company specifically for specifics.
@@nathanwright1031
Hello Nathan.
Were you able do fit the 35’s without rubbing?
@@svenwagner2094 With our front bumper on this rig you won't need to trim anything on the truck to fit 35's.
What size light bar is that on the Prinsu?
That is a Baja Design 50" light bar.
What’s your thoughts on kings?
Great brand of suspension that would work well on your vehicle! You won't be disappointed!
Hey whats your exact wheel/tire specs if ya dont mind?
We are running KM@ 35x12.5's on XD wheels 20x9's
When are you coming out with a rear bumper that works with the sensors?
Currently wrapping up testing on it. Should be hitting the market very soon.
Dual swing outs?
@@CBIOFFROADFAB I already watched this vid bfor, glad I’m watching again and saw this comment, looking for a rear bumper now. I have your sliders and a arm skids👊🏻
@@CBIOFFROADFAB looking forward too it! Been waiting and putting it off till I find a pair for front & rear
@@stevog44 We will have swing-out options available though they may take a little longer to be available than the base bumper.
I dislike this video because i want it all!!😄😄
“Still” and aluminum
Do you have authorized dealers for installations? I am old ( er ), and I would be happy to have a young buck do that work.
Yes we do! If you give us a call, we can look up someone near you!
What size of cvt tent is that?
Pioneer Series, Rainier size.
@@CBIOFFROADFAB Perfect. I just ordered the hybrid mt Rainier. 🙌🇺🇸
Do you have 2gn tundra bumper?
Yes! We offer a variety of products for the 2nd gen Tundra!
Next time, could you at least zoom in or get close to the items because all he did was read and explain his experience. I could've done that on item descriptions via website.
What products in particular are you looking for more info on?
It’s takes $$$ to make an overland tundra. Period.
If you're gonna make such a specialty vehicle, removing most general purpose utility that makes a pickup so useful, why not just buy or rent a mfg built Jeep like a Rubicon?
It all depends on your end goal for the use of the truck. The Tundra, as a full size truck, provides a lot of benefits over the Jeep options. More power, more space, better towing and a more affordable platform are a few of those areas we have noticed as compared to our Jeep Gladiator. The bed rack can easily be removed to get the truck back to true "truck" status and have a fully usable bed. That being said you are right that there are benefits to the jeep as well. As a factory vehicle it is more capable off-road and its smaller size lends well to more trail types. Either way each vehicle serves a definite purpose and the products we install on them make them even more capable and useful!
@@nathanwright1031 Of course the dependability! My 2010 CM 4x4 is gunna hit 200,000 miles soon! These are awesome winch bumpers guys! I'll save up to defiantly support you guys and buy that bumper 👍
Good review and solid points!
Garbage!!! Whenever you use those types of shocks to gain height you lose downward travel. Really sucks when your going down hill and you don’t have enough downward travel or going fast and hitting a pothole . Biggest downsides to Tacomas and tundras is trying to lift the front suspension on a budget!