1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I wouldn't trust any of it. Says so right at the top. No warranty expressed or implied. Momento mori

 

I've seen some 5 luggers do 10 in with them underneath using crossmember, but ey if i can squeeze more stroke out why not

 

@eon_blue

I think we need to invite him to the LT Meet

 

"whatever you're doing it's the problem bc you keep breaking it" .



*Looks back at the truck with 12 in of ground clearance on 29 inch tires*

 

Pretty much you and your exhaust guy since you're both from AZ

 

are you looking for a bolt on solution?

 

aye man, i think ive done a p damn good job on my own work with the slug so far. LAst shake down seems to prove it

 

So last night around 9:30pm I'm watching TV in the living room and see this flash of light aiming around the front of our house. Didn't think much of it, figured someone walking by with their phone out. Look back over a few min later and its still there in the same spot.

I open the curtains and there's this dude sitting on the curb on the edge of our driveway with a bunch of knick knacks beside him and his phone's flashlight waving all over the place. Couldn't make out wtf he was doing. He looks back and sees me and waves/tries to signal something. So I go outside and ask what's going on/is everything alright.

"Oh yeah man, sorry to uh... disturb you...I'm just...well...I'm fuckin high AF bro and I'm just trying figure out how to roll another joint"





He was nice enough and moved though after I asked

 

Mine squeaks a lot more in the front than it used to since last weeks shakedown; dirty bitch needs a wash.

 

now the real question is, would a drunk give you the same pleasant experience

 

quarter pressure washer time, sounds like. i need to do my frame and engine bay for the mud, no squeaks surprisingly haha.

 

Guess it would depend on the type, if the angry type then most likely not, there's no reasoning with an angry drunk - they're the worst.

 

Oh I do that after every outing; but have to remember I work a lot so when I get back from going anywhere, I usually have 5 days of work shortly after.

This time around I got home late and was tired AF.

It was only 3 of us, and we spent quite some time trying to get someone out of a tight spot. Running back and forth while tossing traction boards underneath and getting a winch later on gets tiring while in 100° weather.

 

@Das it mang I did see pics of your last outing; looked peaceful AF

 

I'm not not looking for a bolt-on solution

 

Oh hey ya skimmed your article lol
Laughed/cringed at the block of wood holding your brake drum

 

u and me both, how funny lol. Work 6 days this week, wash will come when I get a day. Least I get some funny looks for the time being. Definitely taking time with those situations is key, the heat makes people make mistakes as youve mentioned

 

I got the 99 seven years ago today, according to Facebook.

 

I don't remember doing that but I'll take your word that I did haha. The drums on these trucks are pretty hard to hurt

 

Are you really a true Arizonian if you don't treat sweat like a portable swimming pool?