1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

@Empty_Lord That stupid tan Tundra buckle just got in from LaGrange Toyota (the new cheapest dealer for my location due to shipping). But at least my brother has a functioning passenger seat belt now.

 

Uhm, wut?

 

did you just possibly give the worst piece of advice ive ever seen on TW?>

 

well shit if i had known you were looking i wouldnt of scrapped mine last week

 

She fits like a glove!

 

Got in a mild argument with a few members on here about cutting the 3rd gen shocks shorter to fit a 1st gen is not an "easy" mod. Once you've bought a set of stock 3rd gen takeoffs and pulled a welder out you could've easily just bought some vehicle specific parts and been done with it.

 

I don't understand your constant suggesting of parts that aren't specifically made for our vehicle.

 

@Empty_Lord where you at? @Kwikvette and I are playing, @esxcli just bailed for the kids.

 

still not home yet.. im riding shotgun with a buddy trying to get someones car running to get them home... sorry.

 

@Wulf I'm so confused... Maybe like?

https://youtu.be/5k1AieC2GbM

 

Better advice than buying 5100s and preloading them

Can't knock it till you try it, excellent ride and full droop is right before the cv starts to bind

Plus I got em for free

 

$70 moog springs in the rear and free 3rd gen tacoma trd struts with 150 lbs tools n shit in the back

The ride is nicer than my dads brand new frontier

 

Just /quit

 

Say whatever you want about it I'm just telling you it works

 

This thread is a mistake

 

Why would anyone in their right mind, grind and weld (mutilate) parts of their vehicle to forcibly fit coilovers from a 3rd Gen Tacoma to a 1st Gen Tacoma/3rd Gen 4Runner with the many bolt in options available.

More work for no gain other than saying "GET $70 SHOCKS THEY WORK GREAT LOLZ"

 

https://monterey.craigslist.org/ctd/d/monterey-1982-land-rover-series-iii/7193714389.html

 

Those pics make it look like a Tonka truck.

 

I didn't touch the truck, only the free struts, figured... what's the worst that happens, I destroy a set of free struts?

You can't even read apparently as I've stated a few times now, the rear coils were $70, required no modification and used the shocks already on the trucks I've put them on

I wasnt the first to do either of these, saw both of them done before me on t4r.org or whatever that site is

 

Fify