Toyota Fortuner - Overland Setup

Experience Wild Africa sometimes reviews other Overland Trucks / SUV's or Vehicles used for Overlanding, 4x4 / Offroad or in general, prepped for the unthinkable...
This Technical Video is focused on Dries' Toyota Fortuner 4x4, 3.0 D4D, SUV with many custom designs and builds to make it Overland ready for their needs

[@overlandme]

Great content mates...cheers from another fortuner buddy

[@tarmanptyltd.6855]

Nice build, I would also like to upgrade to the 110 litre main fuel tank on my fortuner. Is that tank still available and where can I purhase it. Thanks for great content

[@squatter3425]

When someone says a Toyota dealer approved chipping it should read “Someone at a Toyota dealership was of the opinion that chipping is OK” If Toyota South Africa was happy with chipping their vehicles will not have lost their warranty when doing so. Respected participants in the overlanding environment is of the opinion that reliability, not performance, is the most important requirement of an overlanding vehicle. By chipping that Fortuner you have compromised its reliability, and the overlanding fraternity will tell you so when asked.

[@squatter3425]

Two points to ponder. That spoiler / wind deflector on the nose of this Toyota has the effect of diverting air flow upwards, resulting in very little air entering the scoop on the bonnet that cools the intercooler. Not a good idea if you ask me.