1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

100% truth. Vinyl will make or break your design. Siser is the best for heat transfer. Exterior decals or heavy use, definitely Oracal 651.

The mention of weeding reminds me of the numerous I had to endure when I had my wife make this for the back window of the taco cab. Weeding took forever because of the size of the letters. I've asked her to make another but the answer is always the same, "if I do it's a sticker".

One of the local Norcal guys had made up a few stickers and handed them out at a MOD Day. I was hoping he would do another run but never did. Then my wife got into Cricut (fack, probably own every one of their products now) and I had her do up a similar design. Now its t-shirts, hat press, sublimation, screen printing and she's now looking into an embroidery machine to do patches.

 

the hydro assist ram smacked the oil pan a few times and I'm hoping that's the reason it leaks because that broke the seal... I don't really want to do a rear main

 

Didn’t want to deviate from Matt's thread but here's when I ran mine -





One of those mods you don't think about until you drop off a ledge and you're like 'holy fuck that was soft'

That or constantly putting a wheel up a few feet in the air only to bring it right back down for landing -

 

Until this latest tacoma I don't think I ever knew what it felt like to hit the bump stops as I usually drive like an old man.
One of the first things I broke on this Tacoma was the rear bump stop

 

Yeah...I like the skinny pedal on the trail.



On the road I live off of cruise control

You unfortunately, may never have to use your bumpstops.

 

It's hard to hit the bump stops when it never leaves the garage

 

Does your truck even see dirt

 

I did actually

 

It can see the dirt across the street if I leave the garage door open

 

Where is this at. Reminds me of Buckland up above Bountiful for some reason

 

@04Pre_Runner

 

Hollister Hills in CA

It's a State Vehicular Recreation Area; pretty huge and has trails and obstacles for all skill levels.

Pictures nor video do justice as this little climb is steep, has steep steps to climb over while crawling in deep powdery sand -

https://youtu.be/kIQFR8w8Zx0

 

"very nice" lol

 

At least his fenders match the same color as the rest the truck

 

sup?

 

Lol still not sure if that was Mike or someone else...sounded like Borat.

 

It's monday, its hot, but I work in the A/C.

 

Do you guys know of any Instructional YouTube videos for Toyota off-road or accessories that actually help sell products? Not counting Timmy the Tool man but a video from "a company" that markets a product and provides details about the product and how to install it.

Any examples will be greatly appreciated. I'm trying to help a buddy with a Toyota shop.

 

Aside from 'install videos' that some companies refer people to versus printed instruction, I can't think of any.

You're talking independents shooting their own video on said product, which sometimes includes an install, only to discuss features and benefits thereafter. Most of those people get paid or are sponsored even.