1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

for lunch i asked Alexa to make me a sandwich

who the heck does she think she is anyways

 

holy shit haha, that last one looked it might have killed him. Dude got lucky

 

Alexa

 

did you want to hear the smartass answer she gave back to me
i was gonna smack her lack pancakes

 

OK boomer

 

so i said
'Alexa, make me a sandwich'
she said
'O.k. you're a sandwich'

 

Reports for domestic violence*

 

these artificial women i tell ya should be more whatever you know am i right

 

Maybe make it a man

 

Alexa, Alex it's all the same. He'll feel disrespected either way

 

I wanted to order one of these wheels to check fitment but the reviews say they hit the caliper on a 96 4runner

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/vsw-85h7883ns/reviews


might have to buy prebuilt beadlocks to get the right BS and width

 

the reviews on this one say they fit a 1st gen but I prefer the soft 8 style

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/vsw-84h7883ns/applications

 

Those look sharp

 

What I really want is 17x9 with 3.5" BS which I can get non-beadlocked steel wheels in. If I DIY beadlocks they will end up being 17x11s which is too fucking wide. The 17x8s turned 17x10 DIY beadlocks with 4" backspacing would be acceptable, though, I think


Battleborn and Raceline make 17x9 with 3.5" BS beadlocks but they are $250-400 each respectively

https://www.battlebornwheels.com/products/gate-keeper-offroad-beadlock-black?variant=40366305805

 

I'll say this; if/when I move, I may be tempted to do something like turn my Tacoma to a crawler. For the meanwhile, only thing I'll crawl are the mall's speed bumps.

 

I can also buy wheel shells and add my own center with whatever offset I please but that ends up being more expensive than just buying racelines

 

Fuck it it's expensive

oh yeah you have expensive car mods too

 

This year I'm looking at a set of tires at 300 a piece for 35s plus whatever amount I spend on wheels


My buddy talked me out of buying a trailer since I have free use of the GF's anyways

 

Though we'll probably still need that gooseneck sooner or later for hauling hay