1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

This always seems to happen to me, I don't use the puncture trick anymore. Got some uber tall serrated cannel locks now for when that shit happens

 

rubber strap wrench FTW

if it's on tight enough to make the rubber strap slip then hitting it with the torch for a bit to loosen it up and make the strap grip better works

 

I just did this last night on my camry

Speaking of which what's the best aftermarket filter? Genuine toyota ones for that car arnt good adbv wise

 

I use a rubber bungee strap.

 

I had to get in there last week with a pipe wrench last weekend to get mine loose.

 

I changed the oil last night

not even a minute after turning off the car I took the oil filter off and not a drop came out, on the 5vz there's at least enough to make a mess held inside the filter

 

Insane



https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/05/americas/nukumi-great-white-shark-scli-intl-scn/index.html

 

That's some cool shit. I didn't realize they lived that long.

 

I didn’t know anyone named Todd lives past 30

 

Fram or bust

 

Googled it and great whites live 70+ years. She wasnt even fully grown haha

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CF7FMuSneNt

 

Any recommendations for brake replacement other than OEM? I gotta do all four corners coming up here soon.

 

I recently used the average Brake Best and reman calipers from oriellys, $200 out the door for new everything in the front and it feels very good. About as good as one can expect from the OEM sized brakes.

 

Ooooof

 

I bought an AutoSpecialty ceramic pad kit off Amazon a couple years ago that's held up well since I installed it. Except the rotors they included didn't fit, not sure if they were for a 2nd gen or what. Ended up just getting some basic Wagner ones from the auto parts store

 

Brake best is Bosch. And you dont pay extra for coated rotors. I like em.

 

Ebc or akebono is my
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