1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

@koditten

That is very helpful, thank you.

I have very low humidity in my area, if any at all. But I do notice at times when I am using my air nozzle that there is some oil/water that comes out mixed with the air, which is why I am a little concerned about having a decent drier and oil separator. As for designing the system:

I read that you need at least 25 feet of line before your drier/oil separator for a sterile paint line. Is this the case?

 

You finally landed

 

12 hours later yes. And somehow you people went through 11 pages.

 

@what road @E30325 here i got a better comparison. Not that great because their is no dark roads on my way home

 

How many notifications did you have lol

 

Idk I try not to learn temps names

 

Most I've ever woken up to was 23 haha

 

I’m unsubscribed from this thread yet I had 21.

 

Get on my level

 

That is optimal and really only needed where you know there is a lot of humidity. It give the water time to condense so the dryer can grab the moisture.

 

Watch out Hollister Hills - he's back in the Bay! Tyler is coming to visit you!

https://youtu.be/F3exiOn3P68

 

That's because you sold a product before going half awol in a third world country haha

 

#trophytruck

 

What do you think the minimum amount of line I need is? Humidity isn’t an issue here. The auto drain does have some water normally

 

#baja500ready

 

you sell horns you sellout

 

this looks like early days of frank

 

I was about to ask why to until I saw Jon's post say he's JFWY cause mine works perfectly fine with 33's & 4.88 gears. https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/my-dakota-digital-sgi-5e-install-speedometer-calibration.560236/

But if that is what you have in hand, actually he's right, it won't work for calibrating the speedo. SGI-8 is for calibrating the tachometer. You need the SGI-5 for calibrating the speedo.

I hope that's not your pic & you have the SGI-5E.

 

Rip i just notice that. Guess im returning to get the 5

 

i'll post some pics with my lights on