Vehicle Modifications¶
This document tracks all modifications made to the 2006 Toyota Land Cruiser (J100 series).
Modification Status Legend¶
- ✅ Completed
- 🔄 In Progress
- 📋 Planned
- ❌ Cancelled/Removed
Audio System¶
Status: [Update status]¶
Modifications¶
- Non-Navigation System Conversion
- Head unit installation
- Speaker upgrades
- Amplifier installation
Documentation¶
- Audio Parts List
- Parts List for Non-Nav Conversion
- Wire List for Non-Nav Conversion
- BantamX Installation Guide
Key Parts Used¶
- Panel Sub-Assy A/C: 55902-60110
- Housing Heater Control: 55912-60150
- Printed Wire Integration Board: 84014-60190 (or 84014-60350 for 01/2006+)
- AC Amplifier: 88650-60B90 (or 88650-60B80 for 2005-7)
- Non-Nav Brackets: 8620860030 (left), 8620760030 (right)
Notes¶
See parts-lists/NonNavPartsList.md for complete parts compatibility information and vendor links.
Interior Modifications¶
Console Vault¶
Status: [Update status]¶
- Hidden Console Vault Installation
Documentation¶
Parts Used¶
- Console Vault Model: [Add model]
Date Completed: [Add date]¶
Cost: [Add cost]¶
Notes: [Add notes]¶
Seating¶
Status: [Update status]¶
- Scheel-Mann Seat Installation
- Heated Seats Installation
Documentation¶
Parts Used¶
- Scheel-Mann Seats: [Add part numbers]
Date Completed: [Add date]¶
Cost: [Add cost]¶
Notes: [Add notes]¶
Headliner¶
Status: [Update status]¶
- Headliner removal/replacement
Documentation¶
Date Completed: [Add date]¶
Cost: [Add cost]¶
Notes: [Add notes]¶
Other Interior¶
Status: [Update status]¶
- Ashtray Mount Installation
Documentation¶
Date Completed: [Add date]¶
Cost: [Add cost]¶
Notes: [Add notes]¶
Exterior Modifications¶
Bumpers & Protection¶
Front Bumper¶
Status: [Update status]¶
- Ultra-High Clearance Modular Front Bumper
- Standard Front Bumper Upgrade
Documentation¶
- Ultra-High Clearance Installation
- Front Bumper Installation
- SOK0019 Installation
- SOK0037 Installation
- SOK1277 Installation
Parts Used¶
- Bumper Model: [Add model]
Date Completed: [Add date]¶
Cost: [Add cost]¶
Notes: [Add notes]¶
Rear Bumper & Tire Carrier¶
Status: [Update status]¶
- Rear Bumper Tire Carrier Installation
Documentation¶
Parts Used¶
- [Add parts]
Date Completed: [Add date]¶
Cost: [Add cost]¶
Notes: [Add notes]¶
Roof Rack & Lighting System¶
Status: 🔄 In Progress¶
Modifications Overview¶
- Gobi Stealth Rack installation (no sunroof, 2 cross bars, rear ladder)
- Roam 95L Rugged Cases mounting (2x)
- Rigid Adapt 40" light bar installation and wiring
- Rigid Ignite Spot Pods installation and wiring (2x)
- Starlink Mini roof mount installation
- Roof penetrations for power/data cables
- Wire routing from engine bay SPOD to roof lights
- Wire routing from interior fuse block to roof light bar
Documentation¶
- Parts Catalog - Roof Rack & Lighting
- Electrical Circuits - Roof Penetrations
- Electrical Circuits - SPOD 1 Circuits 1-2
- Electrical Circuits - Fuse Block Circuit 5
Parts Used¶
Rack System: - Gobi Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Stealth Rack (No Sunroof, 2 Cross Bars, Rear Ladder) - Model: LC100-STEALTH-4 - Product: https://gobiracks.com/product/gobi-toyota-landcruiser-100-stealth-rack-4/
Storage: - 2x Roam 95L Rugged Case - Product: https://www.roamadventureco.com/products/95l-the-rugged-case - Total capacity: 190L waterproof storage
Lighting: - Rigid Industries Adapt 40" LED Light Bar (SKU 240413) - Product: https://www.rigidindustries.com/adapt-40-240413.html - Power: 30A circuit (Interior Fuse Block Circuit 5) - 2x Rigid Industries Ignite Spot Pod (SKU 20511) - Product: https://www.rigidindustries.com/ignite-spot-black-surface-mount-20511.html - Power: 20A each (Engine Bay SPOD 1 Circuits 1-2)
Communication: - Starlink Mini Roof Mount (custom) - Power: 10A circuit (Interior SPOD Circuit 5)
Wiring Requirements¶
- Rigid Adapt 40": Power from Interior Fuse Block → roof penetration → front of rack
- Rigid Ignite Pods (2x): Power from Engine Bay SPOD 1 → roof penetration → sides of rack
- Starlink Mini: Power + Ethernet from Interior SPOD → roof penetration → center of rack
- All roof penetrations require waterproof grommets and proper sealing
- Wire gauge: 10 AWG for 30A circuit, 12 AWG for 20A circuits (see wire gauge chart)
Installation Notes¶
- Gobi rack mounts to factory roof rails
- Roof penetrations must be planned carefully to avoid leaks (headliner routing)
- Consider running all wiring through a single penetration point if possible
- Use marine-grade heat shrink and waterproof connectors for all roof connections
- Test all lights before final rack installation
- Load capacity: Verify Gobi specs for max static/dynamic load with cases
Date Completed: [In Progress]¶
Cost: $[TBD - track as installed]¶
Notes:¶
- Wiring is pending - see ELECTRICAL_CIRCUITS.md for complete routing plan
- Roof penetration location needs to be determined (recommend A-pillar area)
- Consider installing wire loom/conduit for clean routing inside headliner
- Starlink mount may need custom fabrication or adapter for Gobi cross bars
Electrical Modifications¶
Status: 📋 Planned¶
Modifications Overview¶
- Dual battery system with Redarc charger (installed)
- 2x BantamX units mounted on PowerTray (installed)
- "Big 3" electrical upgrade (alternator, battery, ground)
- Engine Bay SPOD 1 - Lighting & Ambience (8 circuits, 100A) - using BantamX units
- Engine Bay SPOD 2 - Driving, Recovery & Utility (8 circuits, 100-150A) - using BantamX units
- Interior SPOD - Power, Communications & Gear (8 circuits, 100A)
- Interior Fuse Block - Switched/Always-On Power (8 circuits, 60A)
- Interior MSD Relay Block - High-current switching (4 relays)
System Architecture¶
Engine Bay SPOD 1 (Lighting & Ambience): 1. Roof Floodlights - Right (20A) 2. Roof Floodlights - Left (20A) 3. Roof Floodlights - Rear (20A) 4. Roof Chase Light (10A) 5. Rock Lights (10A) 6. Exterior Courtesy Lights (10A) 7. Halos (5A) 8. Projector Backlighting (5A)
Engine Bay SPOD 2 (Driving, Recovery & Utility): 1. Round Bumper Lights - Adapt mode (30A) 2. Round Bumper Lights - All On (30A) 3. Amber Fog Lights (15A) 4. White Fog Lights (15A) 5. Reverse Lights (10A) 6. Winch Relay control (5A) 7. Air Compressor (30A) 8. [Spare Slot]
Interior SPOD (Power, Comms & Gear): 1. Interior Ambient Lights (5A) 2. Ham Radio 1 (10A) 3. Ham Radio 2 - Power Pole (10A) 4. 400W Inverter (15A) 5. Roof Power for Starlink (10A) 6-8. [Spare Slots]
Interior Fuse Block: 1. Front Driver Seat Power (15-20A) 2. Front Passenger Seat Power (15-20A) 3. Rear Seat Heater - Right (10-15A) 4. Rear Seat Heater - Left (10-15A) 5. Roof Light Bar - Rigid Adapt 40" (30A) 6-8. [Spare Slots]
Wire Routing Strategy¶
Critical Junction: "Behind 2nd Row" - Most wire runs converge at this location - Engine bay connections to interior - Overhead console connections - Door-mounted circuits - Seat heater controls - Communication equipment routing
Major Cable Runs: - Engine bay → Interior (firewall grommet) - Roof penetrations (headliner routes) - Door-mounted circuits (4 doors) - Center console power/controls - Rear antenna/bumper connections
Documentation¶
Parts Installed¶
- ✅ 2x SPOD BantamX Touchscreen Universal (BXTSBUNI36)
- Mounted on PowerTray Dual BantamX/Source LT mount
- Product: https://www.4x4spod.com/products/spod-bantamx-touchscreen-universal/?sku=BXTSBUNI36
- Mount: https://www.powertrays.com/collections/gx470/products/dual-bantamx-source-lt-powertray-4runner-fj-cruiser-gx
- ✅ 2x Odyssey batteries (ODX-AGM31A main, ODP-AGM35 aux)
- ✅ SLEE battery trays with Redarc DC-DC 50A charger
Parts Needed¶
- 1x Interior SPOD unit (or additional BantamX)
- 1x Interior fuse block (6-8 circuit)
- 1x MSD relay block (4 relays minimum)
- Big 3 upgrade wire kit (4 AWG or larger)
- Various wire gauges (22 AWG through 4 AWG)
- Fuses/breakers (5A through 150A range)
- Heat shrink tubing, terminals, connectors
- Wire loom and management supplies
Mounting Hardware¶
- ✅ PowerTray Dual BantamX mount (installed in engine bay)
- Interior SPOD mounting location TBD
- Fuse block mounting bracket
- MSD relay block mounting location TBD
Date Completed: [Add date]¶
Cost Estimate: $3,000-4,000¶
Notes:¶
- See technical-specs/ELECTRICAL_CIRCUITS.md for complete circuit details
- Wire routing map documented in technical specs
- Safety critical: proper fusing, wire gauge, and grounding required
- Consider professional installation for high-current circuits
- All roof penetrations must be properly sealed
Security System¶
Remote Start System¶
Status: [Update status]¶
- EVO-ONE Remote Start Installation
- Remote Start App Setup
Documentation¶
- EVO-ONE Installation Guide (LX470 2003-2007)
- EVO-ONE Installation Guide (Yaris Reference)
- RST-TLK Remote Start Guide
- Axxess Start App Chart
Parts Used¶
- EVO-ONE Module
- [Add other parts]
Date Completed: [Add date]¶
Cost: [Add cost]¶
Notes: [Add installation notes and configuration]¶
Suspension & Lift¶
Status: [Update status]¶
- Lift Kit Installation
- Suspension Upgrades
Documentation¶
- [Add documentation as needed]
Parts Used¶
- [Add parts]
Date Completed: [Add date]¶
Cost: [Add cost]¶
Notes: [Add notes]¶
Maintenance-Related Modifications¶
Washer Fluid Tank Relocation¶
Status: [Update status]¶
- Washer fluid tank relocation
Documentation¶
Date Completed: [Add date]¶
Notes: [Add notes]¶
Future/Planned Modifications¶
Planned Projects¶
- [Add planned modifications]
- [Add planned modifications]
- [Add planned modifications]
Research/Considering¶
- [Add modifications you're researching]
- [Add modifications you're researching]
Modification History Timeline¶
| Date | Modification | Category | Status | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [Date] | [Modification] | [Category] | [Status] | [Cost] |
Total Investment¶
Total Spent on Modifications: $[Calculate total]
Lessons Learned¶
What Went Well¶
- [Add lessons learned from successful modifications]
Challenges Encountered¶
- [Add challenges and how they were resolved]
Tips for Future Work¶
- [Add tips for yourself or others doing similar work]
Last Updated: 2025-12-23