1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

well. the 02 battery gave up the ghost in the 9 degree weather. luckily i have 3 spare batteries laying around... currently rocking a corolla panasonic battery till i can grab the 27f i have sitting at work

 

27F is a bit big for the taco's pathetic half battery tray design. Better have one of Coupe's tie downs

 

i have a stainless steel battery tray i made. it supports it enough. if i have a smaller battery laying around i'll throw that in.. i keep that 27f for the tundra incase i need it.

 

That's what I've been running for 50k mi and lots of hard wheeling. Still haven't killed it yet even with 3.90s and 35s for two years or so before I regeared

 

coupe still makes the 1st gen brackets? i may have to buy one for the 01 when i get the tundra sorted.

 

das nasty

 

Yeah, just have to ask

 

noice

 

id love one for the tundra too. but no one makes them for those. oh well. tundras setup holds the 27f just fine too.

 

I thought about drawing a really nice one for my cruiser and machining it, super easy design, but honestly the stocker holds i great anyway. It's designed to hold one or two 27F

 

id machine one if i had the tooling to do it.
but i'd be extra and get titanium...

 

By far the best looking Sequoia I've seen!

 

Titainum is a bitch and a waste of money for this. You'd lose money in the tooling and time to cut it, you'd lose it on the material stock size necessary to cut the part, and you'd lose it on the looks too because everyone will just assume its stainless or a low alum alloy. You wanna be extra, put the money toward a titanium exhaust, the material has amazing acoustic properties and lasts a long ass time even compared to 304 stainless.

 

you think i use to pay for this stuff? lol when i had access to the water jet where my dad worked i would cut little titanium trinkets out.


i really would love to have a titanium exhaust. but they dont use piping the size that id need for exhaust.. maybe a bone stock civic from the 90s though.

 

How bout that mpg in the six seven

 

@Kwikvette how were those tacos?

 

Those things always look like someone stuck wheels on a bar of soap to me.

 

tundra averaging 11 mpg.
avalon averaging 16 mpg.
corolla. 53 mpg last i checked.


avalon burns gas on these short trips.. highway its damn near 33

 

I have to much free time

 

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