1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Yeah its like a never ending amount of fur. You can brush all you want but it just keep coming lol

 

Do it the cheap and easy way and put an IS300 steering wheel on your truck.

 

Why not!?

There’s probably parts from 100 different cars sitting in my garage right now.

I saw a 1980’s Cadillac DeVille front clip from one of the cars I was picking horns from already separate from the car and I was ABOUT to buy it and mount it on my wall. I was even planning to make the sealed halogen lights work with some modification.

Screw it. I’m doing it.

 

Finished up my sandblasting portable bench complete with cyclonic dust separator and brand new shop vac because my old one didn’t have the right size hose and I didn’t feel like adapting it. I’ll admit it, my dad built the cart. He did a damn good job. Went through a whole tube of silicone sealing all the cracks inside of the cabinet.

Added some LED light bars inside so I can finally see what I’m doing. Huge step up from the old crappy plastic sandblaster I had before.

A lot of a Cadillac horns are going to go through this thing.

 

Fuck man my dog just killed a skunk

 

You gonna have a musky husky now

 

Nah dawn, hydrogen peroxide and backing soda kills the smell. But now my whole house stinks and i have a dead skunk to get ride of

 

After the peroxide and baking soda, give him a good rinse with a nice minty mouthwash. It gets rid of that last little bit of skunk smell, or at least covers it up!! Seriously, had a little house dog that managed to get sprayed three or four times.

 

One of my dogs got sprayed a little this spring when I was out shed hunting, since she’s an outside dog I just made her deal with it.

 

Household peroxide is a very weak solution, around 3%. The stuff they use to bleach hair is 40-50%. I have used that for bleaching skulls for European mounts.

 

The JEGS link that was posted was for Flowmaster part# 2000120. This Universal Catalytic Converter will be a viable replacement option for you. As you stated your L.C. is OBD I and does not have an O2 sensor located within the Cat. These Universal replacement Converters will do a great job of scrubbing off those unwanted hydrocarbons. Of course, you will have to have the old one removed and the new one welded in its place. We do offer a Universal Catalytic Converter that is based on the OEM specs but I see that you were looking for a high flow option. If you need additional recommendations please do not hesitate to PM me.

- Jason @ Flowmaster

 

Baking soda neutralizes it so it doesn’t do anything

 

I skimmed through that and at the end I thought he said

'If you are looking for additional recommendations, please do not PM me'

...was like damn that's harsh, but I respect the brutal honesty haha.

 

Up in Bend OR for the week...drove from 5am yesterday morning straight through with a few stops. So fucking beautiful up here.

Really wish I could've brought my truck...sooooo many trails everywhere. But that would've cost me a grand in gas at least round trip.

 

I do 1 bottle of peroxide + 1/4 cup backing soda + squirts of dawn, mix it up till all soapy and add a little warm watter. Brush into him let sit for like 5 min then renise it all out and repeate then you have a clean dog that isnt orange

 

Would of been a grand well spent

 

Spent too much on the thing lately already...needs a break lol.

Not an actual break...

 

I took an Autotech class at my local community college a while ago and I had access to AllData Pro.

I found that you never really had to logon to anything to have access, you just have to connect to their public WiFi and it gives you access.

So what I do is pay their $2 parking fee, find a nice shady tree, and get anything I need off of AllData.

 

Took the Dogos to the lake to cool off. Had to go to a lake at a higher elevation so I could cool off too.

East Park Reservoir

 

Man the county is telling me i need to aply for a license to own a dog now. 110$ every 3 years. Wtf