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Looks like no insulation in the back, that correct?

Excellent response, thank you for taking the time to write it. You bring up some very valid points that I had not considered.

Please feel free to share your opinion. Your best attempt at an unbiased one would be nice but you obviously have wisdom to share. Is the sigh because it makes you realize that your plastic is excessively expensive or is it because you cannot even believe we're discussing this?

Saw these at Costco today. Anyone actually use one with success? Seems like quite a bargain (If they work) and the space they require for storage is quite small.

That is some serious current demand! You need 2awg or 1/0 wire to run it!

When is your 5th Gen 4Runner stuff going to be ready? I see it's "under development" on your website. Excellent Job on your product. Thank you.

Sent you a PM.

This is a great read! http://truckyeah.jalopnik.com/crawl-ratios-and-off-road-gearing-everything-youve-eve-1722578417 Now I need to find a reputable installer in the Portland area...

And the emissions air pump under the hood.

Up in Portland, interested. Sent you a PM.

Finished! Here is what it looks like all buttoned up. I got the LED readout done too. Top display is Start battery and bottom display is the AUX battery. Getting a label made up for the overhead.... It looks better in person that in that picture, the flash makes it look a little messy...

I got the kit and installed it over the last two days. Its more involved than I anticipated. First off, this kit is very high quality and very well made. There are a lot of little details to this that took a lot of thought to make it all work in the small space and constraints they had...

I haven't seen many dual battery installations on 5th Generation 4runners with the air pump so I will go ahead and start a build thread on this. It will take me several days to complete the build as I am working on things as time permits and parts arrive. Parts: Shrockworks dual battery tray...

Great report. Tell us more about all the repairs and welding going on during various days.

Sorry to thread jack here in your awesome build Brian... Cam - Can you elaborate why you feel that way? Curious how you relate circuit reliability to the switching of ground versus positive, especially when the battery is chassis grounded. Always like to learn something new. Thanks

Where did you get the panels Brian and how did you mount them? Just use sikaflex caulking or 3M tape? I am considering doing one 100W panel on my RTT. Epic build man.

The rear hatch works the same with or without the ladder. It doesn't impact its operation at all. I did install heavier struts to lift the added weight.

Yes they did.

It definitely is. It's somewhat of an optical illusion with the sides of the 4runner at a negative angle. It works just fine.

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