1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Oh that's right haha. Yeah that would have to be my brother then, my dad is a ways away in Medford

 

You know I really can't wait for the sun to set at 4:30 pm

 

I've heard it's a pretty drive, keep in mind anything at altitude may start having snow in September ish

 

Yeah, let me know if you plan on visiting anytime in the next few months. I'll be moving to Reno for work in February, but keeping my house in OR and doing short term rentals. If you come after Feb, I'd give you a deal on our place if you were interested. If not, I'll be coming back to Central Oregon a couple times a month and we could meet up.

 

I used to love this time of year, but with Sofia now it kind of sucks because I get home from work and it's dark. Not as much to do then

 

Arts and crafts season I suppose

 

I was MTB 1-2 night a week after work but that's not gonna be happening anymore. Back to lifting and wrenching, maybe? lol

 

Like 3 years ago now I saw someone on here post a screenshot with all the different rates 1st gen tacomas could've come with and yes the trans made a difference, there were like 12 different springs for 6 lug trucks 95-04

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlNq2iGx-5w

 

There was mention of using 4runner springs in the other thread.

@Blackdawg - Can you elaborate? Slightly stiffer than stock Taco spring?

 

That's a nice trailer

 

Man...I want a bigger garage for when I need to cut 20' long pieces...

 

@Kwikvette @Wulf

Clover is starting to come in on it's own, must've heard me talking about it

 

Niiiiice!

Just don't let Dan know otherwise he gonna be looking for his pot of gold

 

Softer. They are not progressive like red off-road springs.

4runner was the luxury offroader after all.

 

Same height as a stock Taco spring (or similar)?

 

Same I believe but not as tightly wound. Like you can actually use a shitty store spring compressor on them.