22 Tundra Sema Products, post them up!

Hey,

For those that made it to SEMA this year or people living through others like myself; post up what y’all see!

 

No report...but following

 

https://www.bajakits.com/i-31570344...ravel-prerunner-kit.html?ref=category:1459208

 

Does this mean glass fenders are available too?

 

Praying that someone will release a good coilover leveling system.

 

King and elka make leveling coilovers and many companies make UCAs. Just waiting for the rear coils with an inch or so of lift?

 

Kings are way more than I need and do t want to pay that price. Have never heard of Elka.. are they good?

 

Similar price to kings unfortunately. I prefer them because of the user specific valving on every shock instead of most kings where it's a fixed tune a shim stack. Elkas are tailored to your individual truck and driving style, not your 2022 tundra. Icon essentially uses the old elka technology in their highly popular shocks, and again with a boxed tune on them. The new elkas are pretty stellar. I got into them years ago with sxs but they got into the truck game with the same ideology.

 

So many new Tundras displayed but where's all the new suspension products?
Bilstein, Eibach, Dobinsons, etc....

 

Waiting for rear coil options. Can't believe it's taken so long

 

Air Lift has a ready solution for those of us without the factory air suspension. Has everything you need, and then some. I would opt out of their little compressor and install something in the 6CFM range so I can also air up tires....I found that super useful in my last truck where I installed an ARB twin compressor.

 

Super impressed by the Smartop bed cover. Mega construction allows for heavy load on top, and the lift mechanism provides easy opening and closing even with 250lbs up there. Lots and lots of t-slot tracks on surface mean you can mount almost anything. Comes from South Africa...I won't get into the bigger issue of why even with shipping from the other side of the planet, it's cheaper than manufacturing in the US. About $2250 shipped to your door. Secure as a bank vault and more watertight than any other bed cover / tonneau I've seen.

 

ICON have created a best-of-class suspension for '22 Tundra, a lift with 3.0 coil-overs, full travel, and electronically-controlled damping. They must've been working hard on this given how new the Tundra platform is; lots of manufacturers have barely figured out a decent steel bumper, much less a suspension package this dialed. Hope they have a good long service life... for this cost, I'd be pissed if they need seals in 50k miles.

 

Baja Kits by Brenthal feat. King had an impressive build too, especially those replacement body panels. I've got an eye on those rotors; look like better heat dissipation and less likely to warp than stock.

 

Toytec showing their coilovers on the 2022 Tundra and 2023 Sequoia at sema.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cki4Nlau_N7/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

 

I wish they had a release date!

 

This guy shows a ton of '22 Tundra builds/products from SEMA

https://youtu.be/9H4wnGvJB9c

 

Been waiting for new headlight for my Tundra.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVaAgaSCW3s&ab_channel=TRDJON

 

How’s the output on the alpharex headlights compared to the stock leds?

 

Rotors don’t warp just a fyi.

 

My buddy’s limited tundra build at Sema

 

These builds are pretty sick…didn’t realize Go Rhino had power steps for the Tundra

 

been searching and searching for this carbon fiber hood with no luck. anybody?

 

probably a custom fab, or a vinyl wrap