ARB's Camera Relocation Kit for the MY20-21 Toyota Tacoma moves the front camera to a position within the split pan grill of the ARB Summit Bumper to obtain a clear view where the ARB Summit Bumper itself isn't visible in the camera's image. The Camera Relocation Kit includes an extension loom, bracket, and hardware. Fitting instructions for the Camera Relocation Kit include the location for drilling the bracket mount holes. When fitted to the ARB Summit Bumper, due to the winch cradle integrated into the bumper design, the camera is relocated to a position that is 6.3in/160mm offset to the right and 3.1in/80mm lower. The camera image is therefore captured from 3.1in/80mm lower and 6.3in/160mm offset to the right. Be advised; once the ARB Camera Relocation Kit is fitted, the Multi Terrain Monitor image will slightly alter the view of the area surrounding the vehicle. This should be used as a supplementary driver assist system only.
ARB Camera Relocation Kit; Vehicle-Specific; Relocates the Front Camera to Obtain a Clear View without Obstruction;
2020-2021 Toyota Tacoma
- Includes an Extension Loom, Bracket, Hardware, and Instructions
- Incl. Extension Loom/Bracket/Hardware And Instructions
- Relocates Tacoma MY20-21 Front Camera for a Clear View
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