1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Because it looks good. Somehow they nailed a pretty timeless design

 

Then I'll have them pay to send me to train a week with the Bay area's finest tour guide, @BartMaster1234

 

Aftermarkets fine.
I’m just weird and like the factory look

 

sort of like the ford superduty cab being the same from 99-16

 

Throughout time, even through trends etc, the look of known quality is super valuable, it makes sense they wouldn't stray from the image/rep they've built with that model

 

2000 Toyota Tundra
http://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/6169463

Is doing a 4WD conversion as “simple” on tundras as Tacoma’s?

 

Those do look cozy

 

I mean it can be. Just cut a hole for the shift lever on a j shift and get the add working with a relay

 

I need to pull the trigger on an aftermarket seat

 

That looks like a good look for aftermarket... Is that what Speedytech7 put in his taco?
@Speedytech7 how have those buckets been you installed? I was gonna ask you after you'd had a few hours in them... What are your brutally honest thoughts? I appreciate your critiques, even I don't share it. how you liking those buckets?

 

or lock out the ADD actuator so it's always engaged

 

its not for a medical reason?
you're still young

 

I just didn’t know if the two wheel drive version was the same as the 4wd jusy without the transfer case and diff, had all the mounting places and such.

 

I think I got some 3rd gen 4runner gray/blue bucket seats and center console that working on or should I say a generous hermano here on the board has some that I'm likely getting into gonna be ridin durty in comfort

 

get in touch with @1997tacomav6, he has had the corbeau in his ride for i think a real long time!?

 

i can almost still make it through a whole tank of fuel (~350 miles) without the need to stretch, but as i age i need to pull it over at rest areas,etc and relax the legs more frequently than that

 

do you know how they work/function?

 

i had bench seats in my 95 single cab when i had to truck it ~500 miles to and from St Louis twice a month for almost a year
the bench seats were hellacious on my lower back that stiffened up real bad at times in my 20s

 

Unless you make custom manual hub axles for a tundra. This is a bad idea

 

Frames are the same. The mounts are there. Crossmember for the trans is the only virabme