the 5th gen 4 runners come with a smart alternator from factory .

Yea im definitely not paying $400 for plastic storage like that 🤣

Rod real and length

Everything has been working fine on my end

My default main line is 80lb braid, for dedicated shark rigs I got up to 100-130lb. What you choose really depends on how far your baits drops need to be, and what the ocean bottom is in your area. Couple things to think about. Rocky bottom - need more abrasion resistance = high pound line. Sandy bottom is the opposite. Far drops - need more capacity, need to minimize line weight. Target species - black tips you can go low, hammers you need to go high. In my area - I have flat sandy bottom and I am generally targeting smaller fish and shark species. So 80lb braid is plenty for me.

Depends on a few factors, I'll start by saying my go-to weight is a 6oz gemini spider weight with break away legs. Here are some things to think about. 1. Most importantly - what is the current like in your area? If it is calm, 4-6oz is probably good. If there is a heavy current and/or a lot of floating vegetation you will need to go heavier. 2. Are you casting or dropping (via a kayak or something)? I have found the 4oz weight casts the best with my shark size rigs. 6oz are also pretty castable. Gets worse the higher you go. If you are dropping from a kayak, then you can go heavier. Just keep in mind you have to reel that weight in at some point. 3. What is the size and shape of you bait? If you have a palm sized chunk and calm water - then your 4-6oz weights will work. If you have a dinner plate sized stingray and a heavy current then a 12-16oz weight dropped from a kayak is the right call. To summarize: fast current, big bait, and dropping - go heavy. calm current, small bait, and casting - 4-6oz is what i would recommend. Hope this helps

Hey James - can you reach out to me via my contact information on the website? I want to take of the early adopters like yourself.

Hey Rich, I sent you an email - but I enabled USPS priority mail as an option

Hey There - the default production version will have a stamped logo via injection molding BUT I plan to have custom panels available in the future. In the meantime, if you decide to purchase one let me know and I can send you a blank panel, no charge.

@@brigandoutdoors3876 Thank you! It’s a great design and hopefully we can order soon to support your great business. :)

@@teachthestory thank you!!

RookTV head to site and go to the contact section, if you reach out to me via email/text I will take care of you.

Thank you! and stay tuned Forrest, it's in the works!

Forrest - Just FYI, I am having @TRDJon over today to test fitment of the SaddleBag with the JL sub. We think it may work, I'll let you know how it goes.

Thanks @saintnick71 - sorry I missed you. Please feel free to send other 4Runner guys my way though! Also more of these are coming for other vehicles, stay tuned!

Hey Andrew - these are available on the passenger side only for now. However, the JBL variant and the driver side are on the roadmap. As soon as I hit steady state with this version, the other variants for the 4Runner and other vehicles will be soon to follow.

Hey Andrew - Just FYI I am having @TRDJon over today to test the fitment of the SaddleBag with the JBL sub. We think it may work, I'll let you know!

Hey Andy - thank you! Just wrapped up the launch video for production ready SaddleBag - so more to come soon!

Did you mag it? I wanna mag my 6/0 lol

@KoOLe3pY no, I cast my 6/0 stock 80# mono 60 yards at.most... bigger hands help alot. My friends are like 5'10"+ big hands and have no problem getting 80 yards but ig with enough practice any1 can do it...