2022 Tundra

It looks like a non aggressive Wildpeak though, not the AT3W. Makes sense that the truck retained the Duelers on the test truck to compare ride quality to stock 20” on current models.

 

Observation that #4 and #5 are different trucks. You can also tell by the front air-dam. Second picture looks to be the 6.5 bed.

 

If I was home, I would print this picture and measure the wheels or length of my current driver door as a scale to calculate length of bed...

 

Interesting that the exhaust runs down the driver side. That crewmax with the 6.5’ bed looks like a big truck. Must be the max tow option seeing as the f150 with tow mirrors is with it

 

Always wondered why the giant fuel tank is on the same side of the truck as the driver, battery, and the steering column.

Maybe Toyota started wondering that, too.

 

Fuel tank on the passenger side?

 

Agreed.
At time I wish that my crewmax had a 6.5' bed like my old double cab did, but seeing it now reminds me of those Escalade limos you see around town. It's a long ass truck!

 

I think if you want an idea what the interior will look like, check out the 2021 highlander/camry for ideas along those lines.

 

I wonder if they’re going the Nissan route with an XD version? The longer wheelbase truck just looks overall bigger

 

Fords look the same way with the 6.5 bed. They always looked a little off to me but once there lifted they look good. All the 3/4 trucks with the 6.5 bed seem to look good I think because they are higher up.

 

I thought the exhaust was on the passenger side so you don't gas yourself when hitching up a trailer. At least that's what the guys with dual exhaust say.

 

You can go back months in this thread and it was already covered that the test Crew Cabs were seen with short and long beds.

 

Now you’d have to walk around the truck to fill it up. Ain’t got time for that.

 

Cool photos from TFL.

Anyone here see evidence of hybridization from underneath photos? For example, do hybrid vehicles have identifying brake components? I'm not well versed with hybrid tech.

 

Resembles a Land Cruiser undercarriage except longer.

 

Another observation, not seeing exhaust on either side of the 5.5 bed (yes i know not the best angles)...

 

yes, but this is clear as day and these seem much closer to production mules

 

Dirty Deeds dumped exhaust, haha!!

 

LOL probs!

 

This Thread: "I'm not sure if anyone has seen these yet - but I stumbled upon these new spy shots that appear to show coil spring rear suspension."
TFL One Hour Later: "BREAKING NEWS: 2022 Toyota Tundra Coil Spring Rear Suspension Confirmed! Here Are The Details"

 

Why is the muffler so big for a v6 looks like the same one that we have stock.

 

because its the 6.2 iForce V8 I have been asking for and all this 3.5 TT was bullshit to throw us off, woooohoooo

 

Lol don't we all wish it was a 6.2 iforce maxx

 

yes, throw on a Borla and rumble like a MOFO, HEHE

 

In the top picture, you can see a bottle resonator past the axle. Whether that’s important or not I don’t know, but thought it was interesting. Along with the muffler looking just like the current one, but rotated 90 degrees so it doesn’t hang as low

 

If it is, I'm gonna have to trade in
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻

 

Useless unless it’s a 12 litre turbo supercharged 24 cylinder hybrid battery gas diesel with a transformer sliding bed length 4-12 foot long push of the button convertible top and disappearing cloak for parking theft deterrent.

 

I’m tha man. Duh