1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Steel wheels with posts welded to them make great moveable tool stands when drilling isnt an option. Can add concrete for more weight.

Unless your place is in a high earthquake probability zone, I doubt your slab is post tension.

 

Wonder if I can write off the parts I bought that didn’t work??

 

He lives in the valley in California. All there is, is earthquakes

 

All of california is high earthquake probability, most of that state won't be around in 20 years

 

All bad when the next big earthquake hits

 

CA won't ever break off into the ocean much to the dismay of the rest of the world. The majority of the fault lines run parallel to one another. If anything the coast of CA will move up towards the PNW to follow all the residents that have migrated there

 

@Kwikvette

I'm not sure how I felt about either of these, think I prefer film noir more than moody color. Anyway if you want either or both in high quality lemme know.

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Worse where you're at

 

That B&W tho

 

Imagine?

We'd all get fat refunds, especially if included were "parts you bought but never installed"

 

When I saw that those pedestals required anchoring down, I kind of shined the idea off for the time being. But yeah your idea sounds like a good one!

 

I scrolled back to find the pics just now. I'm not into black rims, but that shouldn't stop you if you like them.

I need the plastic trim from the left side of the driver's seat, but I also need to double-check that you have the right color. We both have "oak" but Toyota made so many oaks... I can check tomorrow and send you a DM.

 

I bet those would look good on your 80 but I take it you didn't keep them?

 

I didn't.

On the mud forum, many stated the need to run spacers due to the difference in offset. I don't want to run spacers at all and already having decent wheels, I sold the Sequoia wheels to the shop.

 

@Blue92
@Speedytech7

You guys running any drill presses, tube benders, etc in your garage?

 

JET floor standing in the big shop, haven't found a decent used on for my shop yet

 

A JET floor standing drill press is exactly what I have at work too. Love how freaking smooth that thing runs.

 

Do you happen to know the backspace/offset for those wheels?

Don't research on my behalf (I can do that myself), but if you remember offhand...

 

Just need @Sperrunner to bring that Miller so I can get a better idea of how I'll situate everything.

And with that welding table my boss wants to give me, I'll have mess real estate....hmmm

 

I don't, never did actually.

Just know that when I looked them up, specifically on an 80 series, the wheels sat inwards a bit.

Kind of like putting a 3rd Gen Tacoma wheel on a 1st Gen Tacoma; it works and they'll fit, but they look out of place.