Recent content by Bumbo

Great while I had them. If you want more current feedback, you would have to ask the person who stole my truck.

Fuse is based on wire size. For 2awg 100A to 125A fuse will be fine. This is a good resource: Part 1: Choosing the Correct Wire Size for a DC Circuit - Blue Sea Systems

Confirming my 4Runner was sold to d33pt. Thanks for the smooth transaction.

Right on... that makes sense.

It should be running 24/7... you should have DC plugged in as well so runs off battery when the engine is off, or use an external battery pack. I dont know what fridge you have but I've never had to remember to turn it on. It should go back to its last state when power is restored. It should...

Its more efficient to run the fridge off DC power if possible... eliminates the conversion losses from the 120v AC inverter.

With increased air speed... your AC will actually feel "less cold" provided you are "maxed" out on cooling capacity. The end thermal result would still be the same... but at least your hairs blowin.

This... Lot of judging based purely off aesthetics and perceived trim level. A good friend of mine owns a TRD Off Road... it's primarily driven by his wife, has two car seats in the back, and had never seen any off-road driving. They literally refer to it as the baby hauler. They picked it...

Did you get the 100 watt value of spec off the spec sheet, or actually measure it? Chances are that is the peak load (during transmit), not the RMS load, which would work in your favor in terms of sizing. Your rough math is correct... 12v x 100ah = 1200 watt hours total capacity. AGM; Your...

I think the decision to go away from the Torsen transfer case was a poor move by Toyota for the 5th gen. Does not make sense to me to take a different direction and get less capability for all trims levels other than the 5th gen Limited. 4th Gen - Torsen 5th Gen Limited - Torsen GX - Torsen...

Low Rider Mini Trucks with Dancing Bed... Lowrider Mini Trucks Bed Dancing Competition - YouTube

Your first mistake is giving a sh1t about what other people think. But since you asked... I don't like it. It serves no function or purpose unless you are getting paid to do it.

I run the 6112 with stock UCA and it has worked out very well for me. Depending on how you use the truck I think 6112 is probably one of the best value buys for suspension.

I haven't used it and have about 2.75'' of lift

sucks... As far as insurance is concerned, what I do is take photos of all my tool box drawers along with shop photos of anything of value and document that because I don't have itemized receipts for everything. I'll update that over the years as needed. I will help the adjuster pay out...