1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Eibach

 

Bilstein in the rear; I've never tried or had Bilstein's up front but I will as soon as I pick up these extra parts later today from another member.

I only know of OEM springs (which they'll be worn) or OME in different spring rates and lengths that'll not only provide lift (negating the need to preload on the shock itself) and support any extra weight up front.

 

Forgot about those!

Available in 13" (the length Fox 2.5 come in) and 14"

 

I'm sure there are others but those are the only two brands I know of that get used besides what comes on King, Fox, ADS, etc...for all I know Eibach makes those for them

Moog might have options but I've only heard of stock replacement ones

 

Moog offers OEM replacements.

Oddly enough they offer 'double cab' and 'access cab' variants on Rockauto.

I bet they're the same part number but I haven't cared to check. If they're not the same part number, I think it's cool they offer them in different spring rates.

 

@Abeyancer

What's your end goal anyway?

 

Don't answer, it was a trick question

40s n tons

 

brr brr deng

 

The winch that was recommended by one of the club leaders here is this WARN ZEON Platinum 10S $1,900 winch. BLING BLING.

WARN 92815 Zeon Platinum 10-S

https://www.amazon.com/WARN-92815-ZEON-Platinum-10-S/dp/B00PZVHYHG

I might use it two or 3 or 4 times a year.

I think the 3rd gen Smitty 12k will do more than I'll ever need for $700.

If I need to throw a few more Clevelands at it, I need to get a set of sliders which will be another $1,000. And a Gamviti roof rack.

Then another Harrop eLocker for the rear and then an awning, and radio, and electronics..


You can go through up some of these when messing around with 100s.

 

Good god man.

 

Any reason why smitty over the VR10 ?

$797 WARN 103253 VR EVO 10-S Electric 12V DC Winch with Synthetic Rope: 3/8" Diameter x 90' Length, 5 Ton (10000 lb) Pulling Capacity

https://www.amazon.com/WARN-103252-Standard-Winch-Steel/dp/B07SJHVQTJ/ 744.99$ with synthetic rope. it's a nice piece too, helped my buddy's wife pick one up and installed it for a gift for him

 

Jimmy take your hand out of your....JIMMY NOOOO

 

An even 2 - 2.5 inch lift all the way around .. ideally I'd like to lift the front with springs and not preload the shock with the notches. Was reading forums and alot of 4runner guys like the 1st gen trd tundra springs up front for an easy 2.5" lift.. went down that rabbit hole because im ordering Sonora steel control arm bushings and noticed they sell adapters to make "big springs" fit "small" top plates

http://www.sonoransteel.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_10&products_id=27

I really like that idea but don't like the idea of spending 400 on a pair of trd tundra springs

 

That one looks good. I'll look over the features.

$887 WARN 103255 VR EVO 12-S Electric 12V DC Winch with Synthetic Rope: 3/8" Diameter x 90' Length, 6 Ton (12000 lb) Pulling Capacity , Black

https://www.amazon.com/WARN-103252-Standard-Winch-Steel/dp/B07SGG81RR/?th=1

 

I do recall TRD Tundra springs used but I thought they were for the rears?

Anyway I wouldn't bother with that if I were you.

Just get something that's already proven.

Oh and I remember you saying you wanted your truck locked front and rear? Say no more fam

 

Ohhhh sheet son.. That's the budget locker system right dur! Brinks in the rear all day

 

I think you can't go wrong with the smittybuilt either. I have a brand preference for the Warn, my X8000i has been kicking ass for 20~ (!!!) years