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I am thinking you guys are right. I have a message into Rocky Mountain FWC, see what they say. Denny at jackson Hole told me a year ago that many people installed a Granby in a 6.6 Trudra bed. But I worry about the center of gravity. However, after I upgraded the tires and added 2 extra leaf...

I need some advice please, we have a 2014 Tundra Limited with the 6.6 bed, we previously had a Hawk model, it was a problem with weight before we upgraded the truck, after adding 2 extra leaf springs at Deaver Springs in LA, Firestone airbags, 10 ply "E" rated off road tires, and sway bar, we...

Yes I have done it many times, no problem at all, you just show them the bill of sale, pay the taxes and away you go, easy

Everybody is overweight with the tundra, I don’t worry at all being 1000 pounds or do over With the two extra leaf springs I installed, the truck handles just like a 1 ton

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i agree with this advise

there are some big concerns with the transfer flow 46 gallon tank, that put me totally off, but I’m sure the factory 38 gallon tank will be big $$$$

yes separating the airbags DID help

I’m rated for 1600 with my Tundra, we have 2200 with no issues now, we did extra springs, air bags, sway bar and E rated tires, everything is perfect now

Has anybody upgraded from the factory 26 gallon gas tank to the newer 38 gallon tank, Toyota, not aftermarket, if so what was the total price? I’m really tired of the small 26 gallon tank

batteries got fully charged, also got sun for 2 days, everything seems fine, maybe did some damage to the batteries, not sure yet, but I need more solar for sure, very cold winter done in the West this year, many days with no sun too

get the 6.6 bed, otherwise the camper hangs out, I don’t think that’s a good idea, I did tons of research, everything came back to Tundra Limited, I can say I’m extremely happy with my setup

I never worry about MPG, it is what it is, love my Tundra, wouldn’t trade it for any other truck, wish it had a bigger fuel tank though!!!

i installed a flexible panel I got off Amazon for $109, $19 controller, but 100 Watts is not enough, going to buy a second one, and new batteries, no sun in the South West this winter, killed my batteries

It sure would be nice if the tundra had a larger fuel tank, I’m not going to deny that

I am getting 13.4 most of the day, so I am happy, the compressor fridge should not use up what the solar can produce, I should be fine (I hope)

Russ no problem at all, I appreciate your comments!! Thanks

thank you Russ, I did figure it out, I do have a meter, in the end I ended up wiring it backwards of course, so I reversed it and everything worked fine, four wheel campers wired it up the opposite on the roof opposed to the side door connector, no idea why

100 watt flat flexible solar panel, 20AMP controller, box of connectors, $200 from Amazon, 2 year warranty, I used 3M 10LB mounting tape all around The edges and through the middle, leaving gaps all along for water to get in and get out, so condensation would not build up and cause a big...

Solar panel installed, I had a little bit of trouble with the polarity on the plug sticking up from the roof, it was what I considered backwards, it was the opposite of the rear one at the back of the camper, I was able to pull the back one out by the back door, and look at the red and white...