1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Shit that's cool.

Being a newer vehicle I'm sure a lot of that is programmable like you said.

GM was pretty basic about it.

It's open when you first fire up your Vette so it's got a nice loud start up but closes right after so you're using your muffler.

At WOT it opens up, and I believe at certain RPM's with "xx" amount of throttle.

OR you can just turn off your car, remove a single fuse, and it's left in the open position.

No sensor, no light, nothing at all...just an easy bypass of your muffler. Nothing in between though unfortunately.

 

p2238 came back on the Tacoma today, was hoping it was a low voltage issue with my previous battery but it's back again with the new one. New O2 sensor time

 

Having variability in exhaust routing that you guys are talking about boggles my mind. I get the purpose and usefulness for various things, but coming from most of my experiences being power equipment, the fact it's being implemented is what's so crazy for me.





I only say that cause the technology that was commercialized in the late 80s for vehicles (carb to efi) is only just now becoming a reliable aspect of modern small engines

I get to go to Kohler EFI school in March down in Portland lol I'll finally be "certified" to know how it works and how to fix it

 

Laaaaammmmeeee










Now that you've got the 4R, sounds like a part out to me

 

I wouldn't be beneath that except neither of them can stay parked in one spot for more than a few days

 

Part it out at my place

 

Rolled by this today. Figured @Abeyancer might enjoy it...

 

I'd like to see that out in the Hammers lol.

 

@CS_AR have you ever driven out to Spainhour Falls?

 

Cute led strips

 

Vietnamese sure know their way around a pork chop

 

I welded today. Literally just tacks on some studs for the drum of a harbor freight rock tumbler.

JB weld sounded easier but then I realized their tubes had puked everywhere so I just tossed them.

 

Tbh I don't really get the benefit other than ear comfort

 

@Kwikvette could you make something like this? Saw it on etsy, not crazy about it being plastic. Obviously my house numbers would be different. Numbers are 8 "tall.


This one has plastic studs that glue into the brick, Id rather have a couple holes thru the bar on the bottom for some screws.

 

I'd buy one of these too

 

Now that y'all mention it, I have been meaning to replace my house numbers as well. Every time I look at Home Depot/Lowes they're missing a digit or two that I need.

 

I just dont like the old lady looking house numbers that sell locally. I dig the modern stuff. Even if my house is a basic 60's rancher like just about everyone else in my county.

 

That's just weird enough, I love it. Especially the USS compensator

 

Sure thing, got tons of 12 gauge left over.