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That's a tough one. I've seen them as low as a couple hundred and as high as $1k. It's not going to be an easy sale, because like yourself, anyone that is considering buying a HU, will probably go aftermarket. You might have a potential customer with the SR guys, but I'm not sure if it's plug and play. Here's a couple comps from the BST section.

$250 - https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2017-trd-sport-headunit-nav-non-jbl.603032/

$550 - https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/entune-headunit-with-nav-non-jbl-550-price-drop.595448/

$500 - https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/sold-2018-entune-jbl-headunit.560005/

GLWS!

 

Thanks. I purchased the joying unit. As long as I get the 300$ back for what I paid for it i'd be happy!

 

Way ahead of you

 

dont forget your Bronze SCS wheels!

 

lolololol, Kings suspension, baja/rigid lights too??

 

I can be to blame for @Shadowhunter and I both having bronze wheels... I do t think either of us wanted that color but a deals a deal when your slummin!

 

Nope second hand @Eazy.E take offs

 

Well speaking of second hand parts, I have they day off and figured I better get motivated to swap out my coils. Thought I might You Tube a little and come up with a game plan before I get started. I about spit my coffee out

 

Meh, oh well. I want kings anyway....

 

It’s eazy peazy Amigo!

 

have you looked at
upTop overland Snorkel?
I read somewhere in comments on their website it’s gonna hit the market Some time beginning of this year
My friend is waiting for it
I like that It’s low profile And after he gets it I want to see if there’s a way it will fit a 2nd gen

 

That's better looking than most on the market...still don't know what the purpose is though

 

So you can drive to Hawaii. Duh.

 

When we went to tahuya
Them puddles had me sweating due to where my intake is
Right now it’s right behind the grill
It was scary to dive nose down into them

 

Add some floatation tires and you are gtg.

 

So are they water tight all the way up to the opening?

 

I sure hope so
Otherwise it would defeat the whole purpose of the snorkel

 

I just watched a video on this. You've got so take extra care and make sure all connections are sealed. In the video I saw they used roof and gutter silicone, I'd use sikaflex or 4200 personally.

 

As Wyckedan pointed out above, you'll need to add a few extra steps at installation to seal the intake to be water tight. Most people that install snorkels now-a-days, do so to prevent sucking up dust, especially when your wheel liners have been removed for larger tires.

If you wheel in deep enough water (to reach the factory intake) chances are, you'll have a bunch of electrical issues, as water hits all of the connections under the hood. Modern EFI isn't meant to get wet.