1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

https://www.instagram.com/p/CEKtd74p--e/?igshid=1qhlybqic6nvo

 

On a 3rd gen

mevotech is SPC joint, bushing and arm thats what I did with mine

 

@FLBAdrian https://www.instagram.com/p/CEKMAwmHLb4/?igshid=19zwh0gwta5v4

 

@Sperrunner warning turn the volume down.

 

I bought one of the last left arms because not even a week after I bought my pair it went out of stock when I showed my buddy who was also looking at arms

 

https://youtu.be/8pl1Qb4foB8

 

The spcs I got in mevotech boxes had jj style bushings where it bolts to the strut tower

 

All cylinders on my 3rz are at 110 and it runs like a champ, faster than my buddies Honda Accord

Feels like a tractor at idle for 12 seconds than smoothens out when hot even at 700 rpm

still starts right up and can kick the back end out on dirt so it's all I want

 

That is fucking sex on wheels

(minus the lightbar)

No stupid 22's or mall crawler tires or anything like that.

 

You gonna slap a timing belt on it? it will never be easier

 

I went to a private school and for the entire 3rd grade we wrote in cursive, that practice was never again implemented, but the damage was done I still write in a weird hybrid between cursive and print that baffles everyone who sees it

 

That explains so fucking much

 

Lol I was the weird kid in the corner that never socialized the entire time was there

 

Do you know if you can use them shift t case out of 5 the gen 4 runners?

My buddies mom has a trdor 5th gen with a j shift

 

If I was smart a crate motor will never be easier. But I think I'll just do a water pump, fan bracket, and timing belt. I'm paralyzed on this build right now because I need to get a welder. The frame isn't bent but these front two frame body mounts are both not good.

Also need to make sure I can pull the passenger side away from the headache rack. Don't see any cracking/bending around the main body mounts so in theory with the 3 passenger side body mounts bolts removed I can just strap around the cab and yank it into it's old spot. Then torque some new poly mounts/bolts down. No way the cab is twisted after seeing some of the wrecked truck rebuilds on here.

I’d post pictures but a decent storm just hit us and I bet our power will be out for a while. Wind gusts were too much for my zip tied tarp over the engine bay and ripped it off lol.

 

Are any of you guys using a PC to cloud backup solution? I need to help a friend with their business PC.

I'm looking for something where a system backup can be scheduled to run daily. Then be able to view results remotely.

@xtremewlr

 

Backblaze would be at the top of my list to try.

 

Just the single client PC? For a business, backing up to cloud isn't a bad idea. Not something I would pay for for home use personally. Another option would be to get a small NAS and use that as the backup destination. Really depends on what they want to spend for the solution.

This is the product we used at my last company - https://www.crashplan.com/en-us/

We had 35,000 client endpoints but you can go much smaller. The backups worked great and they have endpoint protection also built in.

 

That looks like a good option as well. Hadn't heard of them before.

https://www.backblaze.com/

@esxcli, you have any recommendations?