PaxPower Upgrades Toyota Trucks: Taking Customization to New Heights
PaxPower has set its sights on the Toyota Tundra for the very first time and proudly presents the latest addition to its lineup, the Timberwolf. Renowned for their Ford and Chevrolet truck transformations, the Texas-based tuner has a range of versions in the works for this full-size Toyota pickup, with the Timberwolf being the debut model.
PaxPower offers enhancements that are compatible with a wide range of vehicles from the 2022 to 2024 models, regardless of their trim level. These upgrades consist of 2.5-inch Icon coilovers paired with billet upper control arms for the front suspension and Icon performance shocks with billet lower control arms for the rear.
As a result, there is a two-inch increase in height at the front and an additional inch of elevation at the back which enables the vehicle to have enough clearance for the 35-inch Method Race wheels and BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A K02 tires, just like the ones found on the standard wheels of a Ford F-150 Raptor.
The enhancements for the suspension are not necessarily set in stone, as clients can opt for advanced damping elements from either Icon Racing Dynamics or Fox Racing Shocks.
PaxPower provides the Timberwolf with a heavy-duty grille from the Tundra TRD Pro, accompanied by larger two-inch fender flares and a customizable vinyl graphic package in the customer’s preferred color. In addition to its aesthetics, this vehicle also boasts practical features, such as a durable steel front bumper fitted with a Warn 12,000-pound winch, BajaDesigns cube lights, a 20-inch light bar, and tow hooks. These enhancements not only enhance the appearance but also improve the functionality of the vehicle.
Innovative modifications by PaxPower include the installation of cube lights next to the A-pillar and flush-mount lights on the rear bumper. Additionally, power step boards are incorporated to facilitate easier access to the taller truck.
PaxPower presents the option of a Magnaflow stainless-steel cat-back exhaust system from their latest Overland Series, including a cleverly concealed exhaust tip that enhances the truck’s ability to tackle challenging terrains and optimize its off-roading capabilities.
The exhaust system provides an added boost, elevating the i-Force Max V6 hybrid powertrain’s horsepower from 437 to 450 and its torque from 583 to 600 lb-ft – almost on par with Toyota’s Tundra TRD Performance Package.
PaxPower is pleased to announce their innovative Timberwolf package, now available for only $9,950. This incredible deal can be applied to your current Tundra in the comfort of your own garage, or you can choose to purchase a new truck directly from one of our partner dealerships. In addition, financing options are also available to seamlessly include the Timberwolf setup into your overall vehicle purchase.
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