1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

hmm. i need to mess with it then. mine definitely isnt as smooth as im use to in toyotas.

 

Like @eon_blue, mine is smooth as silk and makes the same noise.

 

I also have a 3rz auto except mine has 120 psi of compression and no supercharger it can barely hold 75 if it sees the slightest of grades while yielding 13mpg... Such is life

Hopefully i can rebuild it once my Camry is put back together

 

@Empty_Lord If I may interject (which I will cause it's the internet and you can't stop me) I installed 100% new everything.. flywheel, pilot bearing, throwout bearing, shit even the shift fork and the stud the shift fork rides on, 10k miles ago and it's been chirping since day 100. Shifts fine except for being hard to go back into first unless im under 10mph. And that's with 2 different W59s. Smoother and alot less noise-y than the wife 94 pickup (with the 3.0) she had with 200k+ and the stock clutch lol

As far as manual trucks go, this tacoma has smoother shifts compared to my 95 Sonoma, 97 S10, 87&89 Bronco II and CJ7 that someone did a Chevy V8 swap into. Comparing it to passenger cars I've owned, it's stiff as shit

 

I just compare to what I have drive at work. Lol. My Audi was a different feel altogether and know that isn’t going to be the a good one to base my feelings on.

 

@0xDEADBEEF I'm going tomorrow to drive more of this area in the video. The trail at 16:20 in the video looks like the one I was on last weekend. I'm working to make some good maps with waypoints and pictures to make it easier to navigate into and out of these areas. Once I get this place figured out, I'll start inviting folks for a trail run. I like to make maps that have a clear point of beginning and exit point from a highway that leads to a fuel stop that's open on weekends. That will keep down stress levels for people who are not familiar with carrying extra fuel.

We're at an all-time dry right now. If I see any water or mud, it won't be much.

https://youtu.be/cj-xThRVbig

 

Rain today! What?

 

Getting soaked up here. Actually headed to southern mo, so it should dry out.

 

Sounds like fun!

 

Should be.. It's dry as a bone down here.

 

Mark Twain NF?

 

I’ll be sure to dump out my kayak on a thirsty looking plant.

 

11 points River near Winona

 

Sooo, peeking at where to throw some tappers into the plastic liners and reuse after trimming...



Think i could do a tapper on the metal tab in the corner, and also tie into the bolt holding the intake tube in place? Ill have more tappers than that but curious about these two areas of interest

 

That looks great. Nice!

 

Its work time. Dont have a die cutter so gonna hit big cuts on the angle grinder and sand down

 

It's plastic, use a box knife. Use masking tape to outline where you want to cut.

 

Oof