1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I see you're having as much fun as I am when mine shit the bed

Actuator took a shit I took it appart cleaned and lubed it lost a ball bearing

Ended up just buying an new t case from a yard

 

I have both of these beds in my garage. The Nissan is wider inside by about an inch and a quarter.

Also, https://raybuck.com/pickup-truck-bed-size-dimensions/

 

@Blue92

 

IgNOrE lISt

 

He already bought one, and it arrived with a mounting tab broken (there's only 3).

He was waiting for the replacement as the first one was bad from the get go.

 

I don't know what ignore lists are

 

Yeah only the actuator not the whole t case

 

I wear boots all day and just throw them on when I'm done with work

 

Do you think thats too much of a difference for the softopper to fit? Thank you btw

 

Uh... unless you destroyed a sensor there’s nothing that should set off an abs light

 

If it makes you feel any better I just destroyed my brand new denso condenser on my 08 4runner is trying to flip.




Never have I had a brand new bolt break without any real force... then also no come out. Then the drill slipped and destroyed the fins..



Im beyond pissed

 

No problem, glad to help.

So, judging by the position of the topper relative to those 2 ribs on the bed cap, the outside of those aluminum rails is about 61.5". If I take that 61.5" and hold that over the back of my taco, the taco bed is about an inch short on either side. I think its gonna be too big without modifying the topper somehow.

 

Its that thing I have that quite a few posters in here have made it on for the time being.

 

hmm maybe for the right price it might be worth it haha!

 

I imagine him saying

"Get over here!" like Scorpion did in MK

 

Today was trash. All I can say

 

Didn't break anything, but I did drive out the 3-4 hours it took just to find the fire road I planned on checking out was closed.

It wasn't closed 2 weeks ago when I was checking out the other roads.

 

I got a rather large 1200 pound 100 horse electric motor installed today. Feeling pretty accomplished.