Camburg Racing's 2007 Toyota Tundra 4x4 to race the 40th Baja 1000.

Watch the build on this new 2007 Toyota Tundra 5.7L 4x4 truck. The all new Toyota Tundra is awesome to say the least, everything on this new truck is HUGE!  Only a few months away is the 40th SCORE Baja 1000. This made the crew at Camburg Engineering think, what a great way to showcase and test some new products... 1200 miles, 40 hours, in the most brutal desert in the world! This truck will leave the start line around 3 in the afternoon Tuesday, drive through the night, all day and night Wednesday then cross the finish line Thursday mid morning. Sound like fun? This is what testing high end products is all about.

The design specifics of the Camburg Racing 2007 Toyota Tundra are. AEM power intake system, American racing wheels, Bilstein 9100 series front by-pass shocks with our Camburg bolt in coilovers, Eibach coil springs, Bilstein 9300 series Blackhawk shocks in the rear mated to Deaver springs, 3 Beard seats with Crow 5 point belts, 90 gallon Fuel Safe cell, 8 Hella HID lights, and NITTO 35" tires. The roll cage will be 2" .120 wall 4130 chromoly.

Sponsors include:
AEM Power, AMSOIL, BILSTEIN Shocks, Beard, Blue C, Deaver, Eibach, FLIR, FMF, Fuel Safe, HELLA, IRC, Ironclad, KMC Wheels, Monster Energy, NITTO Tires, Scosche, SPY, SPARCO, TOYOTA, Toyota of Huntington Beach, TRD, Wahoo's.

If you would like to become a sponsor please contact jerry@camburg.com

2007 BAJA 1000 Race Info.

Baja 1000 Race Story.
Baja 1000 Pictures.

 

 

 

   

 
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