ARB Australia offerings are up - Front locker, Long range fuel tank, BP-51 and UCA, Modular Drawers

[brianz]

I keep searching ARB site - finally found something... nothing up yet on arb usa site.

Toyota LandCruiser Prado

Upgrade your new Toyota LandCruiser Prado with ARB! Find quality ARB accessories for the Toyota LandCruiser Prado at your nearest ARB store or stockist.

www.arb.com.au

notably - prices are in AUD:
Protect the front end of your Prado 250 with a winch-compatible ARB bull bar designed to give you the protection and confidence to explore any terrain.
Summit MKII Bar (same one from SEMA) = $3,290.
other bars: Commercial, Spartan, Stealth (q1 2025 or tba)

Summit side rails and steps (February)
Rear bar and tire carrier (March)

Suspension:
BP-51 (BP-51 Strut Front $1,160.00* each, BP-51 Shock Rear $800.00* each)
MT64 Strut Front $500.00* each, MT64 Shock Rear $500.00* each
Nitrocharger and UCAs ($850)


ARB’s Modular Drawers and BASE Rack (Q1 2025)

Air Lockers​

ARB Air Locker locking differentials allow you to tackle the toughest terrain with confidence.
As the world’s premium selectable locker, and the locker of choice for gruelling 4WDers and rock racers throughout the world, ARB Air Lockers will keep you moving regardless of the conditions.
PRICE: FRONT $1,312* | REAR TBA
ESTIMATED DELIVERY: FRONT AVAILABLE NOW

Snorkels (June 2025). Not sure how much use that is on hybrid - keep dust out. I think the diesel is rated for 70cm depth (from Top Gear), but I don't know about Hybrid.

Long Ranger Fuel Tank!!!
The Long Ranger fuel tank is an essential upgrade for your Prado, offering extended range and peace of mind on remote adventures by ensuring you have the fuel capacity to explore further without frequent stops. (Q1 2025)

Does anybody know what time frame these might be in ARB north america?

 

[LandCruiserFE]

I decided to do some research as I am waiting on ARB to release front lockers here in the US as well. So I believe front lockers might already be available on ARB USA but the website hasn’t been updated yet. I looked through their “Airlocker International Vehicle Application Guide” and on Page 12 it lists the following:

LandCruiser Prado, 90, 120, 150 & 250 Series, Lexus GX

Front:
2003 on 8" dia. RG, IFS clamshell, 53mm BRNG 33 (1.31") 30 3.91 & UP RD111

If I’m not mistaken this is that product on ARB USA: Air Locker Differential Toyota 8" IFS, 53mm BRNG RD111

 

[LandCruiserFE]

Ladies and gentlemen! I reached out to ARB USA and here’s a screenshot of what they had to say.

 

[reclinerhead]

Ladies and gentlemen! I reached out to ARB USA and here’s a screenshot of what they had to say.

Thank you for the update! I'm seriously interested in the larger fuel tank. I wonder what has to be moved around for that to fit?

 

[LandCruiserFE]

Thank you for the update! I'm seriously interested in the larger fuel tank. I wonder what has to be moved around for that to fit?

I’m also interested in the larger fuel tank. I’m assuming it’ll take up the space where the spare tire goes. I’ve been keeping an eye on the Long Range America website for an auxiliary tank or larger fuel tank.

 

[NewfieLander]

the MT64 will be a nice option

 

[Winchester44]

Any news on long range fuel tank?

 

[jtc]

Any updates on the long range fuel tank?

 

[AlexGates]

Any updates on the long range fuel tank?

Sign up on Long Range America and they will let you know when it is available, it will also show that there is interest. The more people that sign up, the better.

The following is what they are saying, personally I'm a fine with "modifying" the exhaust for an extra 16gal and keeping my spare, depending on cost and the modification.

The two options below include a saddle tank that would sit opposite your factory tank and will have a capacity of +- 16 gallons. this will allow you to keep your spare tire in place but will require an exhaust modification included in the kit.

The second option will be a traditional behind axle tank and with a capacity of +- 24 gallons but will require the spare tire to be removed and put onto a rear bumper. The stank will retain the OEM exhaust.

 

[Winchester44]

I'm a fine with "modifying" the exhaust for an extra 16gal and keeping my spare, depending on cost and the modification.

Me too!

 

[SKLC]

Sign up on Long Range America and they will let you know when it is available, it will also show that there is interest. The more people that sign up, the better.

The following is what they are saying, personally I'm a fine with "modifying" the exhaust for an extra 16gal and keeping my spare, depending on cost and the modification.

Yup on the waitlist. An additional 16 gal would be nice to have when towing. Bust out more