I've always wanted to travel up the PNW. However, this might be a next year thing where i get it shipped and installed in Oregon while going up the PCH, with plenty of lead time so i can plan it all out. drop off the taco, spend a day decompressing, and continue with a 33 gallon tank.
I recommend at least three overnight days of travel if not four or five, so you can do a lot of things on the way.
That is a beautiful drive and your TH would love it too. Especially if I gets to come back with a nice new 33 gallon fuel tank.
Ha… I have never been able to go more than 220.. and pulling Overlanding trailer it is more like 125 to find gas.. I have ordered one and looking forward to not having to put 2 Four gallon RotoPax of gas on my truck..
LOL, we old gals and dog all need our bladder stops. The problem is that there aren’t gas stations everywhere we go.
I miss my 2nd and 3rd gen Tacos so much when it comes to a road trip. I could go 400 miles (4-hours non stop) on one tank of gas. Pull into a truck stop, fill the gas tank and empty my bladder then get back on the road.
In my own reading, I didn't note: Is this an auxiliary (2nd) tank? Or replacement for the OEM? My comment assumed an auxiliary tank.
I was asking this earlier in this thread and was directed to a link that answers the question to my satisfaction. Check it out.
I don't believe it said that. I thought it said it used factory strap mounting locations, but not the factory straps.
Good question. Most of the aftermarket bumper options I've looked at have been ruled out due to TH incompatibility. While unstated why in most cases, I expect it's due to the armor.
