1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Yeah I'd assume Samsung adds a bunch of their own junk like a lot of manufacturers. Looks like Graphene is mostly / best on Pixels, same with Calyx. Lineage seems to have broader device support. I haven't jumped into any yet but planning on giving it a go. Just messing with a few things before settling on one.

 

4runner didn't like me putting that lift in, boots on both sides of the og axles blew the next day lol. Got one side done today before I had to go get Sofia from school, Dex is not a very good helper

 

He's guarding the CV...in his own way.

 

getting ready to run away to Moab with me for winter wheeling?

 

I wishhhh...you planning a trip?

 

Shiiiit, would love to

I'd have to drive your Taco though if you take the crawler

 

The look of defeat

 

Poor guy

 

The small ones were for someone else, these big ones however are ours







11" in diameter, and almost 2' off the ground when planted

 

nothing on the books but dreaming up something in the next year lol

 

If @eon_blue can make it up I can try as well; stay at your place?

 

Fuck me I'm tired

Cleaned up shop, welded some of those pumpkins up and painted them, replaced the egr valve on the Ferd, cleaned up and shipped off sold orders, and cleaned the house



Shitty thing is I can't see where this other plug goes that's between the EGR and MAF



Cause the MAF plug is this one back here

 

Was 80* in Boise Tues. Golfed today in SLC and it's 41*. WTF.

 

@Ozark_RegCab @0xDEADBEEF


Now we get some Jeeper posting this on one of the Rendezvous weekend pages of Natural State Overland. Well for his DUMB ASS, many of us Toyota Owners left the "armpit" of the Ozarks for Newton County months ago.


*Ozark National Forest Implements Exclusive Jeep-Only Access on October 14-15, 2023* Ozark National Forest, Arkansas - October 9, 2023 In a move aimed at reducing stranded vehicles and the strain on search and rescue missions, the Ozark National Forest in Arkansas will temporarily close its roads and trails to all motor vehicles, except for Jeeps, on October 14-15, 2023.


This exclusive Jeep-only access period is designed to enhance safety measures and minimize the need for emergency response during this time. The decision to restrict access to Jeeps only during this period is a proactive measure to address challenges posed by stranded and distressed vehicles that often require rescue missions in the vast and rugged terrain of the forest.

By allowing only Jeeps to traverse the forest, which are known for their off-road capabilities, forest authorities hope to minimize the risk of vehicles becoming stuck or requiring assistance. "Ozark National Forest is renowned for its pristine wilderness and challenging terrain, and we want to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors," stated Laura Reynolds, spokesperson for the forest.

"The exclusive Jeep access during these two days is an innovative approach to reduce the number of stranded vehicles and related search and rescue operations." Visitors who plan to explore the Ozark National Forest during October 14-15 are advised to use Jeeps for access, and other motor vehicles will not be permitted during this time.

The closure is not intended to restrict general access but to maintain safety and preserve the wilderness experience for all visitors. The forest service also recommends that Jeep owners ensure their vehicles are adequately equipped for off-road conditions and that they follow responsible off-roading practices during their visit.

After the two-day exclusive Jeep access period, the forest will reopen to all motor vehicles. The initiative aligns with ongoing efforts to balance access to the forest while reducing the potential for accidents, stranded vehicles, and the need for search and rescue missions. Ozark National Forest remains a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, and this temporary measure seeks to enhance the safety and sustainability of recreational activities within its pristine landscape.

I'll take this view any day.

 

Do you think they’ll let me in if I put angry eyebrows and a rubber duck on my dash?

 

The scenery you post is beautiful, but the decision to block it off towards everyone except Jeep owners is laughable.

Jeep vehicles can be very capable, but let's be real, so can Toyota IFS vehicles and various other types.

Jeeps in general just offer a "right out of the box" type capability but that's the shit that gives the novice false courage, and end up on their side or worse.

Anyway, I digress.

 

Do YoU eVeN jEeP wAvE bRo?

 

The last thing jeep owners need is an ego boost.