1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Yeah those bred in instincts seem tough to break, but those heelers seem like wonderful pups.
My plotthound would still climb/jump basically whatever was put in front of him, up until he physically couldn't.

 

I'm not a tuner... I'm more of a Dynocologist

 

Yeah you're not wheeling here unless you mean tight forest trails or muddin' (unles you're coming to the beach or you know someone with private land)

 

Feel like this involves stirrups and you breathing into your hands to warm em up

 

Right, so everything should be easy to pack back up again. And selling a CA house will get you a mcmansion with enough acreage we can build your own rock garden and wheel anytime

 

to be fair, Chihuahuas are pretty much all assholes across the board

 

Oof

I just texted the wrong dude.

I swear, when you've got someone committed to buying something, and they're literally going to come out to you, suddenly 3-4 other people text that they want it

 

Well I mean, that's pretty much common knowledge.

Kind of like how the Coast Guard is looked down on by all other branches. Everyone just knows

 

"At least us guys in the Coast Guard are no longer last in line"

"Calm down Lewis, you guys are still behind The Salvation Army"

 

@Abeyancer is on to something w this VA thing! Lol

 

Did a little trim work today. Nice change of pace.

 

Might as well give me your crawler cause you won't need it out there

 

i can drive to va and stay w some fam to off road though. Lol Hatfield and McCoy is one of the best off road I’ve in the country too. I think it’s in WV.

 

Crawlers and prerunner/trophy style builds need not apply to VA.
A pretty much bog standard 2 door (non Rubicon) Wrangler off the lot will get you anywhere here.

 

I spent a lot of time in Tysons VA and it sucked

 

I read that as last longer in line the first time

 

Many more good, fun, twisty roads here versus off road shenanigans.

 

Damn I'm gonna have to try this instead of wasting time with a hammer

There's so many nifty little tricks out there. Would have never considered using the puller

https://youtu.be/QmVczy2eRCk

 

Just plasma cut the eyelet on the shock and weld the shock to the axle housing

 

Google says it couldn't do fuel trims for my 04 tundra which wouldve been great to figure out why it was getting 9mpg but I just calculated it at 17 so the parts cannon must've worked