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Bought the jump starter, now is really a good deal. Use the code : SP7336RJ

$70 DBPOWER Jump Starter 2750A Peak 76.96Wh Portable Car Jump Starter (Up to 10L Gas/8L Diesel Engine) 12V Auto Battery Booster Pack with Smart Clamp Cables, Quick Charger, LED Light Jump Box

https://www.amazon.com/DBPOWER-2180...&keywords=jump+starter&qid=1587108803&sr=8-19
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I just ordered one......hope they are good!

 

No worries. I didn’t REALLY need them.....

 

KC HiLiTES Flex Duals are $300 right now. This is the lowest price they've ever listed for on Amazon. (They've been at $350 for last eight-ish months, and were even more before that.)

KC HiLiTES 268 FLEX LED Dual Spread Lighting System -Pair (Includes Switch and Wiring Harness with Waterproof Connectors)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KHLNFA8/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_s1ZMEbKBCX3HZ

 

well that didn't last long. they're back to 348.

 

Well damn. That's what I get for sleeping in today and not checking my alerts earlier. Sorry.

If it helps the aFe Pro Dry S air filter for anyone with a 2nd gen V6 is back down to $60

$77 aFe 31-10114 Air Filter

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001ABOSWO/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_WS1MEbSTCMPP2

And the Pro 5R oiled one is $69 (nice), the lowest it's been in over 6 months.

$84 aFe 30-10114 Air Filter

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000EVG0MC/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_vT1MEbMJW49BR

And if you want a reciever lock, but don't want to carry an extra key, BOLT reciever locks for Toyota keys have dropped a few bucks down to $26.50

$36 ‎BOLT BREAKTHROUGH ONE-KEY LOCK TECHNOLOGY 7023584 5/8' Receiver Lock for Toyota Keys

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C5T0JCI/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_SL1MEbBN96JCT

 

Have any night time shots? I have the d series in the floods, and I was wanting something that went a little further. Have been thinking about getting the side shooter driving lights

 

Sorry, but I haven't installed them yet. I plan on getting an off-road bumper soon (on a memorial day or 4th of July sale) and was gonna install them on the new bumper.

 

Mine came with the harness and switch as well, but one of the lights looked horrible so I sent them back.

 

Reviews seem pretty good compared to others I've looked at

 

This guy does a pretty good review (of many different things). After watching I bought an Audew as I no longer trusted the NOCO I'd previously bought.

https://youtu.be/JN8A2nIMUWA

 

Interesting. I'm glad I didn't drop the coin on the NOCO when I was in the market. I kind of figured that there were different grades, but figured they were likely all made in the same factory and just branded by whoever bought enough units to have them branded.

Makes me wonder how the NexPow I purchased for under $40 will perform.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Z69QHN6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Now I'm on the quest to find a way for the average person to test their jump starters effectiveness. It kind of defeats the purpose of having it if it won't start the truck...

 

Caveat Emptor. Lithium batteries do burst into flames. Reference cellphone and hoverboard fires. A Tesla or two have gone up in flames. I stick to OEM batteries when dealing with cameras, phones and other consumer devices.

 

It's still pretty rare given how many billions of lithium cells are in circulation at any given time.

 

It is notable that youtube review called out a little smoke from the Audew while starting. Hopefully this is just overheated wiring and not indicative of a deeper battery problem.

 

I have a noco one. I got mine on last years Amazon prime day deal. It is amazing. Little elicit yes. But it’s so good. Jumped 3 people in the parking lot at work one day during A bad snow storm. All without having to move my truck at all.

 

Based on taking apart 3 different brands of these high energy density jump starters, I trust the Noco to be less likely to cause a fire. I am curious to see any real data on this, but their build quality and internal design /do/ seem to be better than the cheapies I looked at the insides of.

 

I can not back any of the “build” or parts up whatsoever since I have no idea what I’m talking about lol but from a customer perspective. They seem well built. Easy to operate. And work awesome.

 

Fair enough. What i mean by that is if you take it apart, the plastic structure is actually designed inside. The wire is high quality and of sufficient gauge, the soldering is clean and the board looks good. In contrast the HF one I looked at seemed of questionable quality inside, especially for such high current. The Noco doesn’t have the highest capacity but I think you are getting better design input for your money.

 

That’s good to know. I got it thinking I’d never use it and then within a month it was used for great cause!