TacoBox Updates!

Trail Gear has crawlboxes too.

 

TacoBoxes are back baby!!




We have brought back fully-assembled and warrantied Built TacoBox Units for a limited time while supplies last!

https://www.marlincrawler.com/transfer-case/built-units/tacobox Note: Due to demand, these are not eligible for the Labor Day Sales event

Includes everything needed to install a TacoBox, including shifter and Turtle shift knob. All you'll need to do is lengthen your electronic shift solenoid harness (if applicable), lengthen your 5mm rubber vent line (if applicable), cut a hole in your floor-board and install shifter in your cab, and get your drive lines lengthen & shortened!

Transform your 2-speed (1.00, 2.57:1) factory transfer case into a 4-speed (1.00, 2.57, 4.70, 12.08:1) TacoBox-equipped transfer case and join the world of maximum vehicle control today!




Available Applications:

• 1995+ Tacoma 4cyl (automatic)
• 1995+ Tacoma 4cyl (manual)
• 1995+ Tacoma 6cyl (automatic)
• 1995-2004 Tacoma 6cyl (manual)
• 1996+ 4Runner (automatic)
• 1996-2002 4Runner (manual)
• 2000-2006 Tundra
• 2000-2007 Sequoia (may require additional modifications)
• 2003-2009 Lexus GX470 (may require additional modifications)
• 2006+ FJ Cruiser (automatic) (requires fuel tank modification)

Here are some TacoBox install examples into late-model applications. Scroll down on this page to view larger versions:





Like our T360 adapter line, this version of our TacoBox is fully clockable in 5-degree increments







And as always, we offer individual DIY front & rear kits to build your own TacoBox

https://www.marlincrawler.com/transfer-case/adapters



These kits allow a TacoBox to be installed between 1995 and newer 23- and 26-spline Chain Drive T/Case Applications



DIY Dual Case into your Tacoma, 4Runner, Lexus GX470, FJ Cruiser, Tundra, and Sequoia is at hand, and at 10% OFF!




The on-going Beat The Heat 10% off sale continues through Friday!

 

I see a bunch of pics of 2nd gens but no mention of them in your list. What up with that?

 

wheres the one for a manual v6 2nd gen?

 

These are expensive to make.