1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

In that case

 

Double clutch it like a MAN!

 

Yeaaaaa

 

F L O A T

 

An hour in the future sucks

 

Get one of these - https://eimkeith.com/buystuff/pck/

 

I did mention that while playing COD; they require welding which I'd take to some random dude and get it done.

The link kit consists of a better articulating set that offers even more droop, not to mention being a lot stronger than stock.

 

@xtremewlr

I think I tagged you last night with a set I found for 4th gen 4R as well.

Unsure if you plan on going that route at all?

 

Yeah, once the tcase stuff is done then I'll look into suspension. I bookmarked the page you linked.

 

I ordered the King rears last night after I logged

 

On your suspension question earlier, I don't know dude. What I did for centering the axles under the Cruisers after lifting them with adjustable panhards was simply trial and error adjustments until I liked how everything tucked and dropped as I watched the suspension while cycling it in the air.
I'm not a whole lot of help on custom suspension stuff man dude, sorry man

 

Well damn, that's a good solution

 

F job interviews, why cant they just annoint me the job? The chicks in those casting couch movies have no idea how lucky they have it. That's a far less dehumanizing process than multiple rounds of interviews with various managers and HR.

 

How many have you had? My current gig had 4 interviews in one day. Pretty sure I was just making up new words toward the end.

 

Impact + Fire > therapy

 

Yeah that's what I was thinking; it's just sometimes someone has a 'guide' that pans out really well but wasn't sure it applied in this scenario.

He's a member on here and T4R, the guy that makes that kit.

 

Tomorrow will be round 3. Good part is its via phone and not onsite so 1hr long. If it was onsite it would probably be a 3 round 3hr ordeal. Hopefully this is the final one.

The worst was Amazon. It was via video conference and 5hrs long, it was good cop bad cop interview style and mentally draining.

 

That's a good sign I think. Phone interviews do feel weird though, much harder to read the person on the other end. Good luck!


I hear the only good thing about working at Amazon is the pay, the rest is a grind.

 

That worked for Shakespeare so why not