Looking for a handy place to mount your relays, fuses, and other electronics under the hood of your First Gen Tundra? Mounting right above your brake booster (without preventing access to the master cylinder), this is the perfect accessory to clean up your after market wiring. The Non- Slotted tray is meant for you to drill your own holes for a custom fit, and the Slotted tray is meant for use with old style Auxbeam 8-Button switch controller and circuit breaker. We've tested it with some of the third party Amazon options as well and they fit the same as pictured. Included are 2 bolts / washers for easy mounting to the factory holes. The tray is approximately 9” wide and 3” deep. The Non- Slotted and Raw Finish trays are shipped in unfinished aluminum as the assumption is you’ll be drilling custom holes to mount your accessories; you can spray paint, anodize, etc after you have drilled your holes if desired. The Slotted/Powdercoated tray is fully coated for a slick, black appearance and comes with nylon washers as well to prevent hardware from rubbing on the finish during install. This product has been developed with a universal fit in mind: it will fit all models of First Gen Tundra regardless of master cylinder, and should fit 3rd gen 4Runners and first gen Tacomas as well (more information forthcoming). Installation notes:Only tool needed is a 4mm Allen Key. When mounting, it will seem uneven, but try and match the curve of the cab above the brake booster to give yourself the most mounting room possible. If you have a hard line in that location, remove the hard line currently bolted above the brake booster, and reroute the lines directly to the smog canister. This is easy and causes no check engine lights. Remember to check your spacing for any accessories mounted to the tray and that they will not interfere with the hood closing. The space narrows the closer you go to the drivers side; if unsure, put a small tower of Playdoh on your tray and close the lid. Whatever height the tower is squished to is the working height you have to mount accessories. Remember the wise words: measure twice, drill once. Lic Design and partnership with Amish Hacker/First Gen Tundra.com
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