Colorado Trading Post

Spoiler: SOLD

2005+ Tacoma Fox 2.5 coil over and 2.0 RR rear shocks.

Both extended travel and ready to go!

Fox 2.5 coilovers with DSC adjustable resi’s and 2.0 remote resi rears shocks for 2005-2023 Toyota Tacoma.

Fresh rebuild by 303Shocks including new Fox seals and race oil.

The front shocks are extended travel and have 14” 600lb springs for a smooth ride. Both shocks have new lower bearings and stainless spacers.

The rear shocks are also extended travel at 9.6”. The remote resi hoses have been upgraded to mount to the frame so they don’t get caught by the tires. Both have new shafts from Fox. Also included are new stem top bushings.

There are some nick’s and blemishes on some of the anodized parts but doesn’t effect the performance.

Also included are front resi mounts with the sway bar relocation bracket built in. The rear resi brackets are cerakote’d stainless for max corrosion resistance.

 

any pics and price to include here for us non-facebook peeps?

 

Bump. Still have these.

 

NOT MINE.

Silver long bed high rise shell. Photos are on a 2nd gen and fitment makes me think it's a 1st gen one. CHEAP for $225!

 

It’s always amusing to see just how shitty for sale ads can get.

 

I'm fine with terrible ads when they are cheap. But when they are like this but the seller posts no info and one terrible photo and asks for $2500, that's pretty dumb.

 

Group 24 and group 27 battery boxes. 24 was lightly used on a new-to-me trailer for a couple months, 27 is unused. Free.

 

Anyone have a 2019 TRD OR wheel they are willing to sell as a single wheel?

 

No connection with the company but, for anyone looking for a battery charger, jump starter, etc, NOCO is running a (20%) off sale, making them competitive with Amazon pricing. It appears buyers can stack 15% discount/coupon code G15NC, however, for a total of almost 35% off MSRP. IMO, a decent deal.

I was not charged sales tax and shipping was less than $3 on my order.

 

Any of the skiers in the group looking for a new binding, selling a new pair of Look Pivot 12 Forza 3.0 with 115 brake $175.00
Located in Longmont

 

My mind went to the Guiness toucan didn't even think of rasta lol

 

Thanks for the code. These batteries look like decent insurance (especially the X versions) but the reviews are very mixed. Does anyone have actual experience using a Noco? Are they ok to store in a hot car in summer? Will it work at 10F after being left in the truck all night?

EDIT, after a little digging:

1. Safe storage temperatures range from 32℉ (0℃) to 104℉ (40℃). While those are safe ambient air temperatures, the internal temperature of a lithium-ion battery is safe at ranges from -4℉ (-20℃) to 140℉ (60℃).
2. Storing at low temperatures will cause the battery to discharge faster than normal.
3. When a lithium-ion battery gets cold enough, that can impact the distribution of charges through the battery, and it can actually cause the voltage to reverse.
4. Above 104℉, cell depletion happens very rapidly.
5. If you store above or below these temperatures, the battery can lose up to 35% of its capacity in just a few months.
6. If a lithium-ion battery hits a real 0% charge, then it won’t be able to recharge.

Source: https://techwithtech.com/safe-temperatures-for-lithium-ion-batteries-ranges/

 

I’ve had a NOCO jump starter for several years. I’ve only had to jump start our 1st Gen once but at only around 20* (granddaughter left her lights on at school). I recharge it every few months, but really hasn’t shown I’ve needed to. Occasionally we (granddaughter mostly) have used it to recharge phones while camping.
Also have a NOCO trickle charger that is smart enough it automatically recognizes the type of battery it’s charging. I mostly have used it to maintain a lithium trailer battery and an AGM before the lithium.
Both units haven’t been used a lot, but have worked every time.

 

They've helped us camping a few times in both hot and cold. Our buddies F150 with a 7.0L engine took a couple in parallel (series? I can never remember) for a proper turn over but they worked. In the heat they do better as batteries generally do. They hold a charge for a good while and are also pretty quick to charge. I like having them.

 

Another, had several years. Always worked, charged it once a year lately and still was able to jump 3 cars at work when the cold hit. They live in my vehicles.

Now have 2 of them.

 

Brand new in box
27 inch 4k monitor
Colorado Springs
$100