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Sledawg, you certain that you have a 4.0 engine?

15/16 is consistent but ours is 09 Tacoma with Eagle. Also running 4:88 gears.

Get one of these, you'll love it and it'll save you water. Original Ecopower Shower Head

Sprinter van works well also.

Correct. Enough length so that I could get the muffler in it. I ran it without the muffler to see if the muffler made much difference and it does so I put it back on.

It does not, it is right at the back edge of the bed. Exhaust also has a magnetic mounted hanger for ease of removal if I were to take camper off, even though I have my camper bolted down.

The sleeve is a piece of 2" aluminum pipe tack welded to 3/16" aluminum plate and drilled out for the exhaust to pass through. Tried to get you some pictures, hope this helps. You can also see that I made a bulkhead style pass through for the fuel line.

I fabricated an aluminum sleeve for heat protection for the exhaust to pass thru.

Can't believe someone hasn't jumped on this, it's a great deal. Tempting for me and I've already got almost the same set up.

And interior.

A few exterior shots of install.

I have mine installed inside of my Eagle with exhaust and intake outside.

Check with East Coast Gear Supply, they have custom Dana 60's for some Toyota trucks and can do full floaters.

Running Icon's on my 09 Tacoma, so far, so good.

I went with diesel furnace in my 2016 Eagle, it is nice having heat.

About to order my 3rd set of 255/85/16 BFG KM, the new set will be KM3's. Load range E always for me as I am about 700 lbs over GVWR with Eagle shell on 09 Tacoma. This tire and size has done well, never had a flat yet. I air down all 4 to18 psi.

I keep it opened inside the shop. Easy to access when needed.

Camp site #6 is my choice, has a nice tree for shade and is fairly private.

Garter snakes, black snakes and some water snakes. This image is at our house.

Just like they climb trees.

Just remember rodents and snakes have access to that area.

I was able to pick up power at the fan for another light with dimmer and power for a fan.

Are you speaking of the sail rail above the door?

Bolted our Eagle to the Tacoma frame, no worry with turnbuckles getting loose. I can unbolt and remove if I needed to much quicker and easier than dealing with turnbuckles through the access doors. I haven't removed the camper in 6 years. Ron

Ours is over the cooking area and works well for pulling air through the windows at the bed area. Don't think that I'd want the fan directly over the sleeping area because of the noise being so close.