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this has to be one of the coolest things i've seen. gotta say, wish i had the body shop hook-up! def be following this.

sorry, but after a lot of reading today, my head is a little full. does that mean it doesn't leave you the option to start off the auxiliary if the primary is dead, as in won't take a charge? i imagine the case of this is always a rarity, and you would see some signs of this coming, but in the...

taken from installation manual liked on the product page- The Digital Power Manager is a weather-proof battery isolator and battery combiner. It provides Main start-battery drain protection along with automatically combining two batteries for large electrical loads such as winches, auxiliary...

welcome, friend! came to the right spot for advice, but a little more info needed, what year/type truck are we talking about?

i've had that exact product on my shopping list for a while now, just haven't pulled the trigger with more pressing mods taking priority. i had vinyl in my 92 chevy, and it was great, just hose out the spills. my only concern would be how durable a product it is, i wouldn't want to have to use...

absolutely awesome write up, i think more informative than any other chevy spring swap i've seen, cause my brain needs the pics! looks great man.

i'll continue on the snow theme

welcome to expo, and welcome to the limited funds club! :) i had to laugh when i read that!

thought i'd chime in, as i have researched this to death on ttora and the like. the consensus over there is hid's are just not desinged to be used in a stock housing, unless you have a 01 and newer tacoma with the clear headlight lenses, since the prior ones refract the light too much. even...

great part about your truck's color, you can go silver or black or polished and i think it would look good. personally, i like the black steelies, matches all your armor. how much offset/backspacing are you thinking, what you have now is 4.5 backspacing on a 16x7 correct? do you feel you need...

man that is ironical, good call jjdavids

well, looks like i will be going back to oem anyhow, no biggie. the online company that said they had the filter sent me an email after realizing they did not have it. this seems to be happening more and more, kinda bums a guy out

yeah sven, i figured some guys would be a bit disappointed if they didn't already know, i kinda based my purchase on the reviews i got from people on the board, i guess i can't understand how manufacturers who sell quality products with good reputations fail. i have an airaid kit now, and it is...

bought a filer, at the only place online i could find it. crossing my fingers it goes through, last time i did this with a pair of work boots from chippewa they decided to my disbelief to discontinue, i had a few places tell me they had them when i ordered them online, them came back a few days...

true flow seems to have gone out of business, which is disappointing, i am getting ready to ditch the cold air kit and it was going to be one of my next purchases. there are a very few left online, but i would be concerned about getting cleaning kits in the future, and they want a lot for them...

great write up on the electrical, gives those who are not so electrically literate a great step by step. runner looks great man!

i'll add to the mix a bit, for starters, i just replaced my sister's clutch in her 97 3.4 tacoma at 260,000 miles, not bad, eh? i say keep the factory clutch, the argument has gone on and on about whether centerforce or act or marlin is the best, but in the long run, oem is an excellent clutch...

onlinetires.com has them

man, i like that! i have been scratching my head about what to do, and didn't want to move anything into the engine bay.

ha! i can't believe i get to share my love of earl grey tea wich yall! i had a coworker years and years ago who drank it every day and i was enticed by the fruit loops cereal aroma. i recently bought a cup at starbucks, and the snotty ***** behind the counter chose to share connivingly to her...