My new overpriced heaping pile

I feel this might be a relevant update… with my ATV in the back (~500lbs with other gear in there too), I dont really have much squat, which I was actually quite pleased to see.

 

Yooo this seems like shit. I’m looking at about 4000-5000 Canadian for wrapping about 80% of the truck with PPF. (Can’t do the plastic/matte surfaces, not doing side windows)

 

In fact, the back seat actually has an extra inch of space, deleted from the front seat space. Front is just more ‘upright’ now, giving a roomier feel.

 

Yours are wider? Post pics please.

 

Yeah lots of cornfuzion about this. When it was first announced, youtubers were up in arms saying the wider track was because of wheel offset. Then later it was revealed they all come in positive offset. This does not compute. I was going to measure my 3G axle width from wheel hub face to compare with the new truck. But, didn't get the time. Now I just don't care.

 

I saw this in the manual. My trailhunter is 5” wider than my 3G pro. As for the wheel offset I think that’s true, as I think the TH just has less positive offset than the other trims. Either way it helps fit larger tires on the pro and TH so it’s a win for me either way.

 

I dont know if they are wider. I think they are a bit dumb. I do not like that gap between the flare and flap, and dont like the stiffness. I’d like rally armour flaps or something like that, but I wish they offered just a little more coverage outward and downward.

 

Thanks. I think I saw these earlier and wondered if they were flexible (as in almost doubled over) like the US version. That saves me from making a bad purchase.

 

For those interested in the Toyota molle panel set for the hybrid and want to compare them with others here are the part numbers. I do not know if a molle panel exists for non-hybrid:

Front bed: PT767-35900, 1 piece
Side 5ft bed: PT767-35700, 2 pieces, driver and passenger
Side 6ft bed: PT767-35800, 2 pieces, driver and passenger

Each part number/package comes with an identical bag of hardware. Each side panel requires drilling a hole and installing a provided rivnut. Said rivnut didn't fit my tool, so I used my own.

Here is the driver side:


Here is the passenger side:


Here is the overall:


Installation pdf is attached below.

 

What do you think of that bed mat? Is it Yota brand?

 

Lasfit. Ok with it so far. I can only compare it with my 3G Toyota mat. That was a hard rubber. The current crop of aftermarket mats seem to use the same material. Deeper grooves and rise higher along the bed sides.

 

Nice Molle panels. The ones I have installed didn’t require any drilling. Which is nice

it suppose to require drilling on driver side only but with the compressor panel. I didn’t have to. Used the bolts for the compressor panel

 

What did you get? Yes, I would preferred that they used the existing panels screw hole locations on the compressor panel and the power outlet panel.

 

Does front Yota molle need drilling or just the sides

 

Just the sides.

 

rago fabrications for sides and caliraised for front of bed

 

I like the Ragos. Didn't know they had them out until way past when I ordered the Toyotas. I would keep the front Toyota. Just don't understand mounting on top of the bed rail.

 

I agree. I would have done the Toyotas. Caliraised front Molle was the only one that didn’t have rip off prices shipping to Hawaii. Its two piece so box was smaller.

 

For the front MOLLE - it looks like Cali raises goes on top of the deck rail and the Yota goes behind it? How do either of them secure at the bottom?

 

Correct. They secure with the factory bolt in the bed floor. Its under the bed mat So you can’t see it