1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

no worries, i'll check tomorrow first thing. thanks.

 

Seat installed, fuck that was an ordeal. Next time I'd just be better off making my own floor brackets. At least if I made them myself they'd fit right.

 

You don’t need that seal anyway.

 

Oof

 

How tf did it blow the axle seal on the first trip? Bad install? Did the axle come with the seals already installed?
Suuuuuuuck me sideways

 

unfortunately i coated my entire rear axle with the CF 3000 stuff, i got balls into it forcing it to creep around with 100psi blasts that i did not save half of it to apply FF for comparisons side by side

does anybody at the lunchtable volunteer to help me with the product testing, that has the FF drizzled on theirs

 

Well at least it shouldn't be a nightmare to change like a stock Toyota one

 

Was this the seal you were able to find last minute locally? Was a good brand too, I think you said.

 

A-freaking-men to that. I want all full float axles from here out. This semi float may be durable enough but servicing semi float sucks sac

 

ouuccchhh!

reminds me of something my dad used to say every now and then when we were kids -

"I CAN'T HAVE ANYTHING"

I have come to know this as well...

 

It is, I never put it in because it wasn't the same as the one already in the axle. I may still try it but I should probably call diamond and just order the correct one from them.

 

Already replaced that wheel bearing once, why not do it again for practice?

 

The wheel bearing should be okay right? It's pretty new? Just clean, repack, reinstall?

 

That would probably be fine. I guess I can decide when I take things apart to see if the race is already scarred

 

Bought my TWSS shit

 

Noice

 

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