Icelandic car tuning company Arctic Trucks has worked its magic on the Toyota Land Cruiser 300, changing its appearance and geometry for optimum off-road performance.
The sales have already started in Russia, and the company says it will offer the model in select other countries as well, but later. A conversion takes 7 days, plus at least 20 days to have all the modifications approved and legalized for road use.
From the technical point of view, the SUV gets 260-270 m of ride height instead of its usual 220-230 mm, as well as drastically improved approach (37°) and departure (30°) angles (+5° and +6° compared to stock, respectively). It becomes 160 mm wider at 2,140 mm and 70 mm taller at 2,020 mm. The track gains plenty of width at 1,840 mm compared to the standard 1,520 mm. The mods pile up for as much as 110 kg of added weight (stock 2,475 kg, tuned 2,585 kg).
The adaptive suspension and all other OEM systems remain completely functional. A snorkel pipe and a winch are available at a premium.