NW WA Meet / BS Thread

Anybody got anything going on this weekend in the Seattle/Tacoma area? I'll be up there!

 

$334 with the discount. Thanks for the help, folks! Pick it up next week.

 

I went with the same battery recently from batteries + bulbs after almost getting stranded in the woods when my OEM went tits up, 3pedals for the win haha. I bought it on my work account for an additonal 20%off It fit right in the factory spot after massaging the battery hold down a little.

 

That's what I've been told, that it will work with the stock tray.

 

That's with the 27F? That's the battery I was looking at getting when it's time, but I had planned on getting the 27F toyota tray and tie-down. That's good news if those aren't needed (that tray is expensive

$57 TOYOTA Genuine (74431-0C020) Battery Tray

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FZSDHGG/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_VTrJDbXK5ZN0A )

 

I think so. I mean, that's the information passed on to me by some seasoned mod'rs. So, unless it's all been a giant ruse, I would put money on it fitting. : )

 

Mine went right in no problems or mods. My stock battery died at work so I jumped the truck took it over to Pacific Power Batteries and swapped it in the parking lot to save the trip for the core charge. No muss no fuss.

 

Since you have a 2nd gen, did you have a 27F in there to begin with? All 3rd gen come with a 24F, even with the tow package.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2016-3rd-gen-battery-and-tow-package.407344/

 

Noted

 

Yeah mine had a 27f stock, 12-15 trucks with factory tow came with a 27f

 

Yeah. Misunderstanding on my part. 2nd gen tray will work, but not a 3rd gen.

 

I've seen some people just cut the lip off on the edge of the battery tray and let the battery hang over a little.

 

My 2nd generation regular cab has 27F.

 

FIFY!

 

@JimSnell wznt to weigh in on the batteries? #8D

 

Good ballast, correcting taco lean.

 

Pretty much!

 

Has anyone every bought the Kapowsin Hancock forest pass? or the white river or eatonville one for that matter. Thinking about picking one up next year for hunitng, wood, camping. but the stupid part is even your spouse needs a pass, kids under 18 are allowed.

 

Just got back from a week long trip in the Canadian Rockies. I highly recommend it.

 

That looks incredible, especially with the fall larches