1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I've decided for the diffs I'm just gonna get the cheap Supertech 75w90 stuff from Wally World going forward, gear oil prices at the auto parts stores are getting out of hand near me. Since the diffs just take regular non synth anyway. I'll spend the money saved on the good stuff for the trans though

 

Huh, well I guess I am wrong then. I don't hunt, don't see the point really, so I'm not up on it. But my former neighbor and his brother (a TN resident) used to bitch about the lottery process, maybe they weren't hunting in WA. Do you know of a state that does a lottery for Elk, I know that's what they were after.

 

Yeah I've noticed the same. They only carry synth stuff for $13+ a quart, which is ridiculous when Super Tech for $6 will do a dandy job

 

I was just at Pep Boys yesterday and Lucas, Royal Purple, Mobil1 and Peak were all $15 - $20 a quart for synththetic 75w90. Fortunately the regular non synth is cheaper but it's still expensive.

Wally World carries Pennzoil for way cheaper too (and Toyota oil filters now) so I'm just going to go there to get fluids from now on

 

TRIL-GEAR, very legit

TRIL GEAR Power Steering Pump with Resevoir Replacement for Tacoma 4Runner 3.4L 5478N

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Synthetics are a complete waste in differentials and transfercases without viscous AWD. Not enough heat generated

 

Most states have a lottery for elk too. Montana is 100% lottery but a lot of units have a 100% chance of draw, even for out of staters.

 

You're telling me. My diffs get whatever the cheapest wall mall 75W or 80W gear oil

 

Damn $900.00 and I would still have to hire a guide. Lol this will never happen.

 

The Chinglish is pretty solid in that ad tho

 

ABNORMAL SOUND DISTURBING PEOPLE haha

 

Simba, everything the light touches is our kingdom. But never venture beyond the shadows, there lays @JKO1998.

 

Yeah NC started auctioning off a whopping 12 or so elk tags per year a few years back. A few thousand hunters apply, 12 get tags. Which is no gaurantee they'll find an elk.

 

Thats just the license fee. Tags are usually auctioned or very expensive up front.

 

Yea it's too expensive for me, but it would be cool to take the taco cross country and bring back a giant elk that fills the bed lol

 

My uncle lived in Idaho for a bit. He got one once. Ate on it for a looonngg time. Elk burgers are delicious.

 

Its a license that gives you the chance to legally harvest an elk.

I’d say $800+ is expensive

 

Better yet one that fills the FREEZER

 

Yes. But in most states you have to buy tags separate from the license. And theyre outrageous.