1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

The gearing makes sense to compensate for the smaller engine. I think if I were at a lower altitude and wasn't constantly going through the mountains I wouldn't feel so pressed for lower gearing.

 

Keeps the turning radios sharp at least. And the fit is pretty awesome without having the pinch welds hammered. Still get a little rub


Rubbidub dub time to Tub
I would love 35's but I think 33's and a front locker would get me into plenty of places I don't need to be

 

I've had 6 new 35s in my basement for 2 years... I'm just lazy

 

So uhm...that trip to WA

 

It's the modern version of cash under the mattress

 

255/85/16 shouldn't need much work.

I ran 235/85/16 Falken Wildpeaks on the Tacoma and never had rubbing issues.

And though I ran 255/85/16 on the 4Runner (wheels are pushed forward anywhere from half an inch or more), a lot of people run them on Tacomas.

 

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=fY1BtpkNrtQ&feature=share

 

Haha probably. Bout time I put em on the old beater though

 

How much did you get it for?

I know a guy who might be interested in it

 

Good song; stop deflecting

We had LT meet in 2020 at Moab

 

Only if they're Milwaukee tools

 

Is that why you insisted in sleeping in my garage?

 

Ya, I was there before the LT trip which is the first time I blew up the diamond setup. I was elk hunting during the LT trip but I think I made the wrong choice

 

apologies in advance for any pubes you might find on your impact wrench

 

Ahhh shit I forgot that's when you blew out the diff and all.

 

I paid 3k

 

Jokes on you, I can't tell a difference from my own

 

https://youtu.be/-FrpuPLYnvY

 

made up a giant pot of Dan Dan noodles for dinner and freezer meals. Haven't been cooking much lately and my body is definitely cranky ab it

 

yeah, I let my uncle guilt me into going hunting over wheeling but I wish I had driven out and just hung out