1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Ill weld both together and make a limo

 

Now here's the important question.

With a stretched cab, or a stretched bed?

 

8’ bed 6 doors

 

Someone has done this. They took a Double Cab, and grafted an Extended Cab to it.

It was on some obscure website someone posted on here, I wish I could find it. It was amazing. Six doors, and an eight food bed.

 

There is a place in utah that stretches trucks

 

Quick kill it with fire https://www.instagram.com/p/BnULpvuHfLD/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=jomfgxei7rl9

 

You shouldve installled Tylers front lift first.

 

these replace the cuurent ones or cover over them?

BOOOM

 

So should I keep saving to powdercoat my wheels or spend my "truck money" on fixing my carrier bearing and some other annoyances?

 

Maintenance first

 

annoyances

 

So the list as of now is:
Carrier Bearing
2 U-Joints
2 Chips in Windshield
Relocate tailpipe
Redline MT-90 in tranny and T-Case

 

Ordered a Warn M8000 winch and that's strike three for Amazon in the last month. Even with Prime they've gotten too f-ing expensive. I saved over $30 buying it from 4Wheel Parts. It was the tax that made it more money. Amazon collects, 4Wheel Parts eBay page = no fucks given about tax

 

Who will be painted first me or you? Mine goes in on the 17th. They claim two weeks since it's basically painting the cab, hang some doors, repair a few dings.

Two weeks in body shop terms is like two months in some cases

 

I keep hearing of people dropping prime. Ive yet to have an issue

 

Carrier bearings easy: 60-90$
Ujoints are also easy: 15-20$
Chips: 15-30$ each?
Relocation: cutty cut

 

Thats what i figured. I like having a tailpipe though. I just want to relocate it behind the shackle so I can ditch the ultra low hanging OME bracket.

 

I'm finding they're no longer price competitive on a lot of items. I guess when everyone starts collecting tax the playing field will level out, but then again I don't have to buy Prime to get free shipping from other places.

 

Well doing it the right way is always better haha.

 

Definitely maintenance first. I was going to pro refinish those wheels but have decided to just give it a shot myself. Can always re-do them later professionally if I screw them up.