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2017 Toyota Tundra

January 22nd, 2019 12:00am 2 minute read

This 2017 Toyota Tundra is ready to battle the tundra. We installed a 2.5" Old Man Emu Suspension Lift Kit and added extra cushion with Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Spring Bags in the rear. Electrical oriented offroad components can do a number to your battery, so, to distribute power effectively, we installed an sPOD Add-on Bantam. Instead of the normal, classic switch interface of the sPOD, we equipped the sleek, centralized ARB LINX Vehicle Interface. The beauty of the ARB LINX is that it simplifies and de-clutters your dash by centralizing the command of the vehicle accessories to one place. In addition, the ARB LINX will also continue to evolve with you and your vehicle being built on an expandable interface.

Furthermore, the additional upgrades to this LINX interface were a LINX Air Isolation Kit and a LINX Pressure Control Kit. The pressure control kit allows for remote control of tire pressure and air bag pressure for air bag suspension systems. The air isolation kit is an added bonus because it allows you to have different pressures in each bag in your air bag suspension. For when this rig gets in trouble, we tucked away a ARB CKMA12 Air Compressor behind the rear right seat, which controlled remotely from the ARB LINX interface. The ARB LINX interface puts the power and control of the vehicle in the driver's hand to create a unique, revolutionary offroading experience. Lastly, to match the look of the suspension and internal upgrades, we installed an ARB Summit Front Bumper and lit up the road with Baja designs LED Light Pods LP9 Series.

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