johnnywofee
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Thank you for the in-depth ideas about the durability (strength) of this battery tray that I never think about it. The supplier said this is steel material but not sure if it is strong enough to secure the Odyssey Battery PC1200 in long term. The empty slot is a flat surface with 3 screws holding it. How to figure it out then? Do I need to weld another bottom layer of steel to make it more rigid at the base?
I just researched another thread which talks about 2013 4runner dual battery setup. It uses a battery tray which does not sit on a flat surface with only 3 screws holding the tray. Is there any potential issue of this kind of setup? (pls see the attached photos and the link below)
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/126636-installing-dual-battery-2013-gen5-4runner.html
The ARB tray kit is very nice, very professional. Sorry I am not such a tech guy to drill/bend the Power Steering Reservoir bracket, hose modification. It would be appreciated to give more ideas if I just want to do a minimum modification without great tools in my garage.
I just researched another thread which talks about 2013 4runner dual battery setup. It uses a battery tray which does not sit on a flat surface with only 3 screws holding the tray. Is there any potential issue of this kind of setup? (pls see the attached photos and the link below)
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/126636-installing-dual-battery-2013-gen5-4runner.html
The ARB tray kit is very nice, very professional. Sorry I am not such a tech guy to drill/bend the Power Steering Reservoir bracket, hose modification. It would be appreciated to give more ideas if I just want to do a minimum modification without great tools in my garage.