Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Overland Build 50,000 Mile Review

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
  • 2016 Land Cruiser 200
    Build Page: www.nomadoutfi...
    Website: www.nomadoutfi...
    Build Details:
    King 2.5 Suspension w/ Adjusters
    ARB OME Rear Springs
    Timbren Bump Stops
    SPC Upper Control Arms
    ARB Rear Drawer System
    Custom Second Row Tie Down System
    ARB Summit Front Bumper
    Slee Offroad Rear Bumper Carrier
    Slee Sliders
    ARB Twin Air Compressor
    Switch Pro 9100
    Baja Designs Auxiliary Lights
    Eezi-Awn K9 Roof Rack
    FSR GS Adventure Series Premium 55" RTT
    National Luna 50 Fridge
    Icon Rebound Wheels
    285/75r17 Nitto Ridge Grappler Tires
    Dual Battery System w/ Redarc Power Management & Power to Cargo Area
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Комментарии • 11

  • @MandeepSingh-nm2qj
    @MandeepSingh-nm2qj Год назад +3

    I love the fact that small wheels and big tyres were used which resulted in huge sidewall which is so, so useful for the rough stuff.

  • @J.Young808
    @J.Young808 Год назад +2

    One of my Dream Rigs

  • @Gazziza29
    @Gazziza29 Год назад +4

    Looks like a great build. You had mentioned that the client had regretted some of the heavier mods like the front arb bumper. Do you guys prefer something more slim, lightweight like the Dissent front bumper? I know it's pro's and con's and customer preference but is there one or the other you maybe push clients towards? While I appreciate the robust protection of the ARB bumper it is quite bulky, heavy and for a daily driver I don't know that it is necessary to deal with such a penalty. I guess statistically you don't get into a car accident or animal strike THAT often unless you're extremely unlucky. I go back and forth on a full ARB bumper vs a lightweight Dissent one.

    • @nomadoutfitters
      @nomadoutfitters  Год назад +3

      Each vehicle is designed very differently per each client. We like to give options for each build and we're not tied to one manufacturer over the other. I personally like the look of Dissent over others and their build quality is very good. Once you start with a build, weight goes up quickly and we like to start with the end goal and work our way back. Hope this helps and let us know if we can be of assistance. - Tyler

  • @chasedanger9734
    @chasedanger9734 6 месяцев назад +1

    Fun car!!!

  • @kellstat
    @kellstat Год назад +1

    Did you mention the things that you or client would change, besides lighter weight, rearrange, aux fuel tank, tires?

    • @nomadoutfitters
      @nomadoutfitters  Год назад +2

      That's about it. Dissent and others were just coming out when this rig was built. Bumpers would have been different for weight savings and more fuel capacity is still being discussed. Hope this answers your question and Let me know if there is anything we can assist with. - Tyler

  • @DGraham-i3y
    @DGraham-i3y 5 месяцев назад

    Tows 6000 #.
    SUVs aren't haulers.
    The Tundra tows
    up to a 12,000 #
    toy hauler.

    • @nomadoutfitters
      @nomadoutfitters  5 месяцев назад

      Didn't mean to mislead this as a tow vehicle (which it isn't built for that), but the 2016 and newer LC 200 has a tow rating of 8000lbs and not 6000. Plenty adequate to tow a trailer if the client ever wanted to. Was there a point in this video that towing ever came up? Just trying to understand what your post is trying to highlight.

  • @davidwayne9982
    @davidwayne9982 Год назад +3

    I will have an extra tank on mine when I find the one i want too... in the wheel well where the spare went-- giving me 56 gallons instead of 23... also lockers front and rear and much more.. I won't need the camping stuff though-- if I camp- I'll sleep in the vehicle.. I don't like all that stuff on them as i won't be going LONG hauls.. just short day trips normally. I'm 66- not the best health and won't be staying out long term.

    • @nomadoutfitters
      @nomadoutfitters  Год назад +3

      Hi David, sounds good. Let us know if we can help with your build. - Tyler