Toyota Land Cruiser 80, 100, 200 series - Off-Road Comparison

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  • Опубликовано: 5 янв 2022
  • We went out and compared the off-road capabilities of three ICONIC off-roaders, Toyota land cruiser 100 series, 80 series, and 200 series. You will find out how each vehicle does in a steep rocky incline situation. Please help my channel to grow by subscribing. Thank you!
    1997 Toyota Land Cruiser Specs :
    Engine : 4.0 Liter I-6 Gas
    Horsepower : 155hp @ 4000rpm
    Torque : 220lb-ft @ 3000rpm
    Transmission : 4 Speed Automatic
    Drivetrain : Four Wheel Drive
    Tire Size : 305/70R17
    Fuel Tank Capacity : 23.8 Gallons
    1999 Lexus LX470 spec:
    Owners instagram: @lx.ny
    285/70/17 Falken Wildpeak AT3 18psi
    17'' OEM TOYOTA ROCKWARRIOR Wheels
    Bilstein 5160 shocks
    Old Man Emu 2868 rear springs
    Freedom Offroad UCA
    Timbren bump stops
    Trail Tailor rear adjustable upper and lower control arms
    Trail Tailor front and rear extended sway bar links
    Trail Tailor Diff drop
    Stock 4.30 gears
    4 speed auto
    full time 4wd
    ARB front bumper
    Trail Tailor rear bumper
    Metaltech Sliders
    Prinsu roof rack
    ASFIR front skid plate
    2016 Land Cruiser LC200 Spec:
    315/70/r17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss All Terrain E-load
    17''ICON Six Speed -25mm offset
    Bilstein 5160/6112 shocks
    Old Man Emu 2274 rear springs
    Total Chaos Upper Control Arms
    KDSS front swaybar spacer
    IRONMAN adjustable rear pan hard bar
    4.30 gears
    Harrop Front and Rear Lockers
    Dobinsons front diff drop
    Bud built full skids
    Bud built rock sliders
    IRONMAN 4X4 front bumper
    RLC Weld fab rear bumper
    8 speed transmission
    Full time 4WD
    Long range 40 gallon tank
    Rhino rack
    #landcruiser #offroad #comparison #overlanding #toyota
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Комментарии • 154

  • @fiasco8
    @fiasco8 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for the comparison video. I like the format you're doing. Keep up the great work my friend.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      Thank you man. Appreciate it!

  • @OverlandPNW
    @OverlandPNW 2 года назад +1

    Loved watching the rigs power up the loose rock!

  • @NKPGarage
    @NKPGarage 2 года назад +2

    Slow and steady wins the race. Great work maneuverings through some of those obstacles.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад +1

      thank you. And I agree, slow is the name of the game when it comes to rocky terrains

  • @blakemarchand6650
    @blakemarchand6650 Год назад +1

    More great content as usual 👍

  • @Finksta951
    @Finksta951 10 месяцев назад +4

    That Lexus GX470 isn't being hindered by having the smallest tires it looks like driver error. What a shame because that is a beautiful super capable vehicle. Oh and shitty spotters never help.

    • @hotcoater
      @hotcoater 6 месяцев назад +2

      Seriously, this was hard to watch

  • @TheLucifah
    @TheLucifah 2 года назад +2

    Subscribed instantly

  • @LeeSlikkers
    @LeeSlikkers 2 года назад +25

    I'm a Cruiser lover so this is great, however, if the goal of the vid is to compare all these fine vehicles then I feel having the same driver for all runs would be a much better choice.
    You can't really compare without that...
    (But I might just be salty because I'm an LX owner and expected more on his run)

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад +3

      I gotcha, it would be a more perfect comparison but I tried my best haha.

  • @Losthillz
    @Losthillz 2 года назад +15

    can you please keep these type of videos coming

  • @Raphael_pf
    @Raphael_pf Год назад +1

    Nice video

  • @theinternets7516
    @theinternets7516 2 года назад +4

    That LX470 shows the problem of having a heavy rig and open diffs and IFS. Lots of things working against the LX.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад +1

      Yea that’s why he added lockers and regeared afterwards

    • @theinternets7516
      @theinternets7516 2 года назад

      @@4WDisLifewhat gear ratio did he go with? Also, what brand lockers and what mechanism of engagement?

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад +1

      @@theinternets7516 not sure about the ratio but in terms of lockers he went with Eaton harrop e-lockers.

  • @wildhorses4x4
    @wildhorses4x4 2 года назад +1

    Very interesting

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      Thanks for commenting my friend

  • @gianfrancodefrancesco7117
    @gianfrancodefrancesco7117 Год назад +3

    For a fair comparison, the driver should be the same and of course there should be more attempts and different approach timings. But it's always interesting to watch how they manage the obstacles...

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  Год назад +1

      Sure. Just realistically, it’s hard to achieve and will be a much longer video which also tends to turns people/viewers away

  • @SteveM_LX470
    @SteveM_LX470 10 месяцев назад

    Beautiful rigs! I myself have a lx470 and it’s been great to me best decision of my love. That 100 is looking heavy it would of made it.

  • @jimmychang-zq9zg
    @jimmychang-zq9zg 6 месяцев назад +1

    Doesn’t LC100 have a standard center locker just like the GX/PRADOS?

  • @RetireearlyNYC
    @RetireearlyNYC Год назад

    Thanks for the video!
    Where is this place?
    I have an LX and am curious about off roading. But the nearest place from NYC seems to be 3-4 hours away.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  Год назад

      thank you for comment. This is famous reading outdoors. About 2-3hours from NYC I think

  • @michaelsherwin3
    @michaelsherwin3 2 года назад +2

    Im about to upgrade my FZJ80 but I dont know what to do. Found a 1HDT 80 I like, but also a 100 series with a 1HD-FTE similarly priced. I love the 80 but I think moving up to a slightly more modern motor thats more comfortable might be the go. Is IFS really such an issue?

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      If you are purely offroad then I’d say 80 but if you are in road 60% or more of the time then ifs maybe beneficial

  • @scotteppers
    @scotteppers 2 года назад +7

    The FZJ80 is by far the best vehicle of the bunch and it is not a true "Rock Crawler" it is designed as a true overlander..overland... Now the FJ40 AND OR Bj40 is a true crawler..
    This LX 100 is a get the family over the ski pass rig and it struggles in the steeps and rocks. IFS is No good.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад +1

      I do have a spot in my heart for the 80

  • @zahidkhurshid6234
    @zahidkhurshid6234 2 года назад

    Does anyone know what type of rims does 80 series have?

  • @theinternets7516
    @theinternets7516 2 года назад +1

    What mountains are you guys in for this video. I'm in East Tennessee and these mountains look a lot like the Appalachian mountains in East Tennessee, Western North Carolina, and Southwest Virginia.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      It’s somewhere in the mid Pennsylvania

  • @tonioguelas
    @tonioguelas Год назад

    What is the wheel & tire setup of the LC80 ?

  • @senglee2330
    @senglee2330 2 года назад

    Not sure but MY03 LX470 went up steeper rocky hills and seems to be okay. Yours must not have Diff lock feature.

  • @drsus0
    @drsus0 Год назад

    people underestimate A-trac. that's why i haven't put lockers on my LC200, until a trail proves to me that a-trac is not enough I'm gopig without them

  • @cheosantana3462
    @cheosantana3462 2 года назад

    Porque la LC100 lx470 no tiene la 4x4 puesta?

  • @CACressida
    @CACressida 2 года назад +15

    Early 100s like this 99 has a 2 pinion front diff which are weaker than later model 100s. Also, locking the center diff would've made the LX470 drive under its own power.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      He did lock the center diff. Still. No go 😂

    • @najibafghan655
      @najibafghan655 Год назад

      Hi, I have an 06 Land Cruiser and is having the same clicking issues. Replace the front left axle twice and still making that noise when you spend the drive line has a play to it. The tire doesn’t spin for a little bit while the other tires to, also the axle is not a factory but aftermarket that I put in twice now. Do you think it’s because it’s the aftermarket axle or is the differential or is it because of the lift kit?! I put an old men’s shocks

    • @CACressida
      @CACressida Год назад

      @@najibafghan655 only buy toyota axles. Aftermarket is junk.

  • @TundZ131185
    @TundZ131185 2 года назад +1

    A-Trak is more or less like a locker but electronically. Not a very good comparison, what can you do about it :)

  • @allexxmaxx
    @allexxmaxx Год назад

    Adding weight on this ifs is not something I like - I would go for solid front axle conversion if I have the LX470/100 … and the 200 for that matter

  • @94Greenbean
    @94Greenbean 2 года назад +1

    So what actually was the failure? CV joints or was it the axle splines in the flanges? Great video man!

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад +1

      Front diff exploded

    • @najibafghan655
      @najibafghan655 Год назад

      Hi, I have an 06 Land Cruiser and is having the same clicking issues. Replace the front left axle twice and still making that noise when you spend the drive line has a play to it. The tire doesn’t spin for a little bit while the other tires to, also the axle is not a factory but aftermarket that I put in twice now. Do you think it’s because it’s the aftermarket axle or is the differential or is it because of the lift kit?! I put an old men’s shocks! How do I fix axle or differential issue? Do we have to replace the whole differential and put the factory axle to resolve that issue clicking noises? Could it be also the wheel hub having a plate?

  • @KiyaWarrior
    @KiyaWarrior 2 года назад +2

    now imagine a triple locked 80 series like mine

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      check out other videos of mine for that haha

  • @LimitOfN
    @LimitOfN 2 года назад +4

    I have an LX470 as well. You can see on all of attempt 1, he hadn't given Atrac enough of a chance to lock the spinning wheel. He might have been feeling the vehicle backtracking and letting off the throttle just a second or two early. A trac requires the sensors to detect spin before engaging. I'm surprised he didn't break his front diff on attempt 2. What was his tire PSI on these runs? Looked like he could have gone a bite lower.

    • @LimitOfN
      @LimitOfN 2 года назад +2

      Now that I've watched the video, I see that indeed, the front diff has been blown.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      Tire pressure at 18psi. Also unfortunately he doesn’t have atrac

    • @LimitOfN
      @LimitOfN 2 года назад +1

      @@4WDisLife Ah, that explains a lot!

    • @chasechapman4689
      @chasechapman4689 2 года назад +1

      Video says he doesn’t have ATRAC. Probably the largest reason for such a struggle.

    • @najibafghan655
      @najibafghan655 Год назад

      Hi, I have an 06 Land Cruiser and is having the same clicking issues. Replace the front left axle twice and still making that noise when you spend the drive line has a play to it. The tire doesn’t spin for a little bit while the other tires to, also the axle is not a factory but aftermarket that I put in twice now. Do you think it’s because it’s the aftermarket axle or is the differential or is it because of the lift kit?! I put an old men’s shocks

  • @GXTOLX
    @GXTOLX 6 месяцев назад

    Which lc frame is the strongest? I would guess its lc300

  • @stefan7285
    @stefan7285 7 месяцев назад

    LC200 had lockers engaged, look at 4:20. Wheel lift and no slip=lockers.

  • @zkppy
    @zkppy 2 месяца назад

    Nice seeing the cruisers in their element but most of them seem very overloaded not something I hear about.... lockers tires height all important but weight is also important

  • @ft1813053
    @ft1813053 2 года назад +3

    I’ll take the 200 series!

    • @scotteppers
      @scotteppers 2 года назад

      Hope you enjoy IFS and shafts/boots...

  • @Moha-De-G
    @Moha-De-G 29 дней назад

    i like how u reply to everyone 🤣🤣🤣 that must be tuff

  • @markchua88
    @markchua88 2 года назад +2

    is the 80 lifted? what tire specs does it have? thanks!

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад +1

      It’s got the ome 3inch lift that’s very old and leaking, and the tire size is 305/70r17

  • @mr2gud2u
    @mr2gud2u Год назад

    I'd love to see gen 1 Sequoia with a 2UZ VVTi / LC100 comparison

  • @josephlee6462
    @josephlee6462 2 года назад +1

    Can join ur guys next time, but plz go on weekend, sat or sun....

  • @CherokeeChief.
    @CherokeeChief. Год назад

    My sequoia has center locker and vtrc it’s very similar to ATRAC. Does the gx470 not have any traction control? That’s bizarre to me it doesn’t

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  Год назад +1

      at the time of shooting this video, it didn't have any additional locker nor stock traction control system, because some reason for that year, it had nothing like atrac for it.

    • @CherokeeChief.
      @CherokeeChief. Год назад

      @@4WDisLife wow that’s crazy. I can’t actually turn the ATRAC off in my limited sequoia first gen unless I unplug the cord at the brake master cylinder under the hood.
      Otherwise it’s full time traction control. No button to switch between the two settings like on the sr5
      Without ATRAC you might as well have a 2wd mini van

  • @Raphael_pf
    @Raphael_pf Год назад

    The tyres makes the difference!

  • @yuzeyang8847
    @yuzeyang8847 Год назад

    80 is good but I still don't understand the design of those radius arms, born for binding?

  • @kimxe20
    @kimxe20 Год назад +1

    Fj80 is my forever crush

  • @edwinthomas618
    @edwinthomas618 2 года назад +7

    Fj80 all day

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      I have filed another fj80 tripled locked going up this hill in wet and muddy condition, I will be posting soon.

  • @mr2gud2u
    @mr2gud2u Год назад

    I am absolutely shocked the 100 series do not have any TC or ATRAC 😮

  • @barneydonaghy6295
    @barneydonaghy6295 2 года назад +1

    Why didn’t the 100 have centre diff lock on? I have a hdj100 would walk up that

  • @cooperh320
    @cooperh320 Год назад

    The 1997 LC is an FZJ80, not an FJ80. 4.5L I6 with DOHC (225 HP, not 155) and a different 4 speed auto than the previous 4.0L OHV I6 and 4spd auto. Either your year is wrong or the description is.

  • @bcatz454
    @bcatz454 2 года назад

    So not even the center diff locked in any of these?

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      All had center diff locked.

  • @colinhoward74
    @colinhoward74 Год назад +1

    To be fair , you should have used only one driver on all three cars , here you see more of driver ability than car ability .

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  Год назад

      sure. But in reality, that’s not really feasible haha. Personally I wouldn’t want anyone else to drive my truck Offroad.

  • @MrDISCOBRITCHES
    @MrDISCOBRITCHES Год назад +1

    My 99 lc100 has rear locker and I would have made it.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  Год назад

      Rear locker definitely helps

  • @renkodoodle
    @renkodoodle 2 года назад

    Usually the 200 that pops cv's
    The 80 driver needs to learn how to feather the throttle and carry smoothness like the 2 hundee driver did

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      Well. Lack of locker plays against smoothness

  • @junatanofficial4872
    @junatanofficial4872 2 года назад +1

    Are land cruiser 80series have no lockers from factory?

  • @rguil15
    @rguil15 2 года назад +1

    For the love of all that is holy. Instead of two bumpers, just get one and spend the rest on a pair of lockers. Or instead of cool wheels, put at least one locker in.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      Triple locked and 35s already since the video

  • @jasonren4518
    @jasonren4518 2 года назад +2

    every one of them has so much load lol. i guess that's just the norm in the 4wd community

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  2 года назад

      Not the 80

    • @robinfly7303
      @robinfly7303 2 года назад +1

      We LC owners must have our light bars before lockers ;-) Just kidding. It depends on your mission - do you want to an overlander or a rock crawler; it is hard if not impossible to be both. For me, I want a rock crawler and I don't mind sleeping in my ground tent. Good job on making this video 👍

    • @Fe_lix
      @Fe_lix 2 года назад

      Yeah that LX470 has so many accessories, not even seeing/accounting the inside it's probably already overweight just with the bars work.
      Also seems its suspension is not moving much and not able to keep the tires on the ground so probably a bad choice of lift.

  • @parkerprutzman4201
    @parkerprutzman4201 2 года назад +2

    maybe if you guys tied your boots, you could make it up the hill

  • @mgyexpedition8155
    @mgyexpedition8155 2 года назад +10

    LC 80 is the best haha

  • @FJLC93
    @FJLC93 Год назад +2

    We have a term for off-road vehicles with no lockers.
    On-road vehicles.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  Год назад

      thats a good one. So I assume neither the 80 nor 100 in this video is offroad vehicle.

    • @FJLC93
      @FJLC93 Год назад

      @@4WDisLife I have seen a Toyota Camry perform similarly on terrain like that. Just saying.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  Год назад

      @@FJLC93 seriously doubt it.

    • @FJLC93
      @FJLC93 Год назад

      @@4WDisLife why is that so hard to believe? The Camry had IFS and no lockers just like the 100. It didn’t have a roof rack or stickers though 🤔.
      Any vehicle with enough clearance would perform similar to the 80 or the 100 on this trail.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  Год назад +1

      @@FJLC93 I will believe it when I see it, you forgot to mention suspension articulation, approach departure angle, traction control, low range gearing. Also, where do you see a Camry with that much ground clearance?

  • @2uzfe4x43
    @2uzfe4x43 6 месяцев назад

    i think it is the 100 series guys first time off the pavement lol

  • @ShannonHartnett-117
    @ShannonHartnett-117 Год назад

    What engine was in the 100

  • @JC-bx3bg
    @JC-bx3bg Год назад +1

    The guy in the 100 series needs to learn how to drive first lol

  • @user-uy2eh6xo7m
    @user-uy2eh6xo7m Месяц назад

    0:09 супер ролик бро 0:05

  • @pazuzu9772
    @pazuzu9772 7 месяцев назад

    Lx470 тяжелее из за обвеса, поэтому уступил 80ке.

  • @moosecall45
    @moosecall45 Год назад

    Did he deflate his tires?

  • @qeull
    @qeull Год назад +1

    Air down more, get better rubber, snatching on that rocky hill??? You guys wouldn't last in Australia.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  Год назад

      No bead lock, good rubbers already, no need to snatch on the hill since there’s vehicle towing him up, we can’t even last in US, so probably can’t last in Australia.

  • @LCLautoworks
    @LCLautoworks 2 года назад +2

    LX470 driver too much sleeping.

  • @khaledhamza3138
    @khaledhamza3138 Год назад

    I climb that with my samurai with my eyes closed

  • @hogman3543
    @hogman3543 3 месяца назад

    100 series is best

  • @vitaliipomatsuev4836
    @vitaliipomatsuev4836 2 года назад

    i think, what heavyweight rear and front bumpers, and you never to used them. you are dont forest man. For best vechical condithions for off road , you must delete bumpers.

    • @scotteppers
      @scotteppers 2 года назад

      Delete bumpers??. Your kidding right?.

    • @vitaliipomatsuev4836
      @vitaliipomatsuev4836 2 года назад

      yes, delete steel one! And change on plastic one

    • @vitaliipomatsuev4836
      @vitaliipomatsuev4836 2 года назад

      when i see massive strong steel bamper, i ask you: "how often do you used it?" Seven years i used toyota 80, but never

    • @scotteppers
      @scotteppers 2 года назад

      @@vitaliipomatsuev4836 where I live.. pretty often.

    • @scotteppers
      @scotteppers 2 года назад

      @Vitalii Pomatsuev I don't have a pavement queen. My 80 has some battle scars.

  • @scotteppers
    @scotteppers 2 года назад +3

    I am the original owner of my 97 FZJ80 with 327k on the clock.. and NEVER getting rid of it. I live 500 yards from the beginning of the Rubicon.
    The trail in this video I would complete in the highway gear L 4H and never putting it in 4L or engaging the center or front or rear lockers.... Childs play..

  • @eik9772
    @eik9772 3 месяца назад

    good80,
    oops100,🎉

  • @donpia7151
    @donpia7151 9 месяцев назад

    Depend on the driver

  • @eliteones5194
    @eliteones5194 2 года назад

    I saw lc100 do a lot better than this

  • @adrianagemanuel8266
    @adrianagemanuel8266 Год назад +1

    The driver in the LC100 is incompetent.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  Год назад

      Everyone has their learning phase

    • @adrianagemanuel8266
      @adrianagemanuel8266 Год назад

      @4WD is Life true story but when you are posting a comparison of vehicles all your drivers need to be at the same level or its not a true comparison.

    • @4WDisLife
      @4WDisLife  Год назад +2

      @@adrianagemanuel8266 I do my best. But I don’t own these vehicles so it’s best to have the drivers drive themselves.

  • @Amrgheith2
    @Amrgheith2 2 года назад +1

    The driver of the 100 lacks skill