1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

i'll show you

 

yes and no.

I’m local and have family in Hana so it’s no prob. Pre Covid times I’d literally block the road until tourists yielded to me. Today honestly it was almost zero traffic. On the way into Hana as marked I saw maybe 30 cars. Driving through Kaupo I saw maybe 5. I fished a spot I fished a lot when I was a kid and that was really nice. But i did snap my entire whipping rig and lost a 18 dollar lure first cast.

 

$18 lure? holy shit, i get upset on a $3 lure lol

 

Saw this wild billy when my girlfriend and I walked up to a waterfall
https://www.instagram.com/p/CDSyxGUFOGh/?igshid=1d3uzoz9t1btx

 

It's a 3 dollar lure in hawaii as well, it just takes 15 in shipping to get there

 

Hawaii made plugs are no joke. Hand made

 

Goats are so awesome... except when their so mean lol

 

Haha only use local made lures. The mainland stuff don’t work here

 

What do you fish for?

 

Damn, so many choices.

I hear good things about the Johnnie Joints even if only one end has them and the other has a poly bushing, but to fit them you have to beat the stock bracket a bit.

 

Nothing wrong with a little hammer love!

 

women?

 

Looking at lower links.

There are link kits that'll include upper, lower, and panhard bar but after @esxcli linked me a thread discussing the different joints/bushings, it made me step back and figure out each set individually.

The lower links will not be adjustable as the lift will be minimal; only the uppers will need to be adjustable to ensure I match the pinion angle.

 

Oof. That stops with having a gf, or you're gunna have a bad time









Unless your both into that kinda thing

 

Gotcha... I only really read the last part where you said you have to beat the stock bracket a little bit. I know Johnnie joints are beefy bois and I thought you were gunna have to force them into place

 

GTs
Aka giant trevally
Aka Ulua

 

A few members reported having to do so with different links that used said joints.

This set just requires you to drill out the hole - https://www.rockhoundoffroad.com/product-page/3rd-gen-4runner-rear-link-kit

This I'll say is on the lower end, but maintenance free - https://www.rokmen.com/toyota/4runner-96-02/rear-trailing-arms-trail-series.html#

This looks like the best match to what I'm looking for or is it overkill - https://www.srqfabrications.com/product/metal-tech-3rd-gen-4runner-rear-lower-links

These seem like the best bang for the buck, being poly all around - https://reszfab.com/product/3rd-gen...uty-non-adjustable-lower-links-with-bushings/

I haven't read much about using heim joints...this one is questionable, and affordable - https://frontrangeoffroadfab.com/4runner-lower-links-3rd-gen-rear/

 

That price tag is absolutely ridiculous!!