Would love to see an updated in-depth walkthrough of the whole rig, pro's/con's of mods and future plans if you have the time. Really enjoy your Sequoia content.
Right on!! Going to be installing my switch pod soon too. Need to figure out how to mount the light bar to the V4x4 rack since I don’t have the light bar mounts
Ours has 132,000 miles and it’s REALLY rough. Lots of stuff had to be replaced so I felt safe. The engine and tranny are good so that’s what matters most.
Those are great lights. You're actually better off attaching the negative lead of the controller to the negative terminal of the battery. That other location of the ground on the fender well can only handle so much current.
Very informative video. What type of wire connectors did you use. I thought they were Wago, but I couldn't find the two into one version that you used.
What panel is that you’re using on the dash to mount your Garmin on? Ive seen them on tundras but i can find anyone with confirmed fitment for sequoia, but obviously you have something that works, TIA! 🤙🏽
Would love to see an updated in-depth walkthrough of the whole rig, pro's/con's of mods and future plans if you have the time. Really enjoy your Sequoia content.
For sure. I totally plan on doing a walkthrough once she’s all sorted. There’s a ton of work we have to do to make it feel more solid.
I'm subbed and waiting for more quoia content. Good editing too dude!
Thanks for the sub! I really appreciate that
Right on!! Going to be installing my switch pod soon too. Need to figure out how to mount the light bar to the V4x4 rack since I don’t have the light bar mounts
You can get front crossbar mounts. Easy peezy
Looking forward to seeing those 37’s on there!
Once we weld in alignment cam tab gussets (for safety) they will get mounted.
How many miles on her? About to buy a 2010 with 112k. You got a great build going, something similar to what I’d like to do.
Ours has 132,000 miles and it’s REALLY rough. Lots of stuff had to be replaced so I felt safe. The engine and tranny are good so that’s what matters most.
Those are great lights. You're actually better off attaching the negative lead of the controller to the negative terminal of the battery. That other location of the ground on the fender well can only handle so much current.
You’re right.
Tandem offroad sells a bracket so you dont have to drill holes in your fuse cover.
Thanks for the heads up.
Very informative video. What type of wire connectors did you use. I thought they were Wago, but I couldn't find the two into one version that you used.
Thank you for watching!! Here are the connectors: a.co/d/fbgEdYE
Great vid, was wondering if the Garmin has a dimming feature. Thanks
It does indeed
@@CoolGuyClub thank you for your info.
What panel is that you’re using on the dash to mount your Garmin on? Ive seen them on tundras but i can find anyone with confirmed fitment for sequoia, but obviously you have something that works, TIA! 🤙🏽
Here you go: www.ics-fab.com/products/ics-toyota-tundra-dash-mount-2007-2013
@@CoolGuyClub dude... Dude...DUDE!!! mahalo 🤙
what device are you using to record these videos? hand held or on some kind of stick or gimbal?
Most of the time it’s just a dji action 3. Sometimes it’s a Sony zve10 on a gimbal
ignores own advice 🤣😂
....and hood almost falls on head lol.