CAB AND DOOR SIZE

https://youtu.be/N7WTf8Ys4tc

 

Really liking the limited seats with the pattern in the perforation

 

Good video.

DC will work for me

 

He said fake engine sound in the speakers on the JBL trucks.
Hopefully that means not on the SR.

 

Just curious what you got on the front door? Initial calibrations are based on rims which I could easily be a couple pixels out which then throw it all out of whack. Throw in picture angles and the numbers could be way off. Nothing beats a tape measure for 3D simple measurements.

BTW did you calibrate your tape measure lol
https://imgur.com/gallery/vpdQHpb

 

Was not bashing you, very hard to get actual readings from just a pic. The front door read 45 and 3/4 inches from the point you measured at. Not close at all it seems.

 

Engine and cab shrink and the price goes up

The world ain't what it seems, is it gunny?

 

Great movie.

 

My Dad used to say this to me all the time as I grew up. Fast forward to 11 years ago, when I accepted the first of a few IT jobs with the DoD. (Same place, just promoted to different positions.)

The very next time he said that, I looked at him and said "...you realize that, given my employer, this sort of *IS* government work?"

He about died laughing.

 

Just saw a thread that might have exact info for you, if you'd like to contact the OP for it. https://www.tundras.com/threads/one-heck-of-a-project.96339/

 

I may be in the minority but if someone doesn’t like being in the back seat of my DC..

 

And "I'm not pulling my seat up anymore" struggle is going to be real with the DC

 

I’m 5’3” and pulled up into the dash as it is, you want legroom get in the bed.

 

YAAS!!

 

Tundra DC was the looker of the bunch with the "blended" rear door handled...not any more...smh...Just may end up keeping my 3rd gen Taco..wanted the Tundra DC for the extra room/looks...Dam I dont need a crew cab...but they don jacked up DC no room in the rear and baby fkg doors with handles....

 

CM got a bigger cut

 

That's pretty cool, but at the same time seeing more CAD windows gives me nightmares , currently have 3 open myself right now trying to fix people's stuff they messed up or getting quantities for the bean counters.

 

That front bumper

 

I got same measurements as you for front and rear door on my 20 DC.

 

They Should have gone with a 6 foot box ,Like my 2009 Sierra I am trying to replace. I think its a nice balance aesthetically and functionally.
Unfortunately I bought the 4.8V8 should have bought the 5.3 .I foolishly thought it would be better on fuel.. not 15.9 K per 100 K 14.9 (MPG) and has a 4800Lb towing capacity . All the wait for the DC info and i have to say I am disappointed. The 2022 Crewmax with 6.5 sounds great but its 15 inch longer than what I got now. We have those crappy parking spots were DuM_b As>s Park Smart cars "You cant haul gravel in a smart car"

 

I am wondering how well the plastic box is going to stand up to gravel and

The payloads are in the 2022 manual someone posted

 

Payloads in the manual are ballpark factory stuff. They are superseded by the door stickers. Pull up a 2019 Crewmax SR5's payload in an owner manual and I'll tell you what my door sticker says. It's a fair bit lower than the generic info of the manual.

 

Agreed on the payload or any other data.
What the vehicle plate or sticker rules.
Adding a pine air freshener to the build would change the payload.. That may be the closest thing to wood most crewmax owners can fit in their box...just kidding now ..i may be getting one now too

 

Leg room and shoulder room are down a bit?

https://pickuptrucktalk.com/2021/10/is-the-2022-toyota-tundra-smaller-a-spec-by-spec-comparison/

 

His site is too much of a mess to look at on a smartphone screen.

So, the new truck interior actually is smaller?

 

Quite a difference in legroom. 2.7 inches less total legroom in the Double Cab and 2 inches less total legrooom in the CrewMax

2022 Tundra
41.2/33.3 inches (Double Cab); 41.2/41.6 inches (CrewMax)

2021 Tundra
42.5/34.7 inches (Double Cab): 42.5/42.3 (CrewMax)

 

Cause the back of the cab is more straight

 

Might be an issue in the DC. I doubt it will be in the CM.