1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

It has a manual?

 

I removed him fron my list, and the first post since having done so is already comparison and speculation

 

Helll no

 

Driver mod is the best mod

and I'm not scared for branches and pine needles

 

In a heavy vehicle like that I’d rather just have the auto anyway tbh.

 

This.

 

Heavy huh

 

Me neither, gf found this one on sale $40 off.

 

I’ve actually been amazed what a difference just a slightly different line can make for an obstacle. The best analogy to me would be a pool player lining up all the angles, except on the trail you get multiple tries.

 

I just drive

 

Idk if it’s that heavy really, I don’t think ot makes much of a difference. The second gen dblcb on our recent trip did amazingly well, and he had open diffs and more weight in the truck than I did. He actually had an easier time with the hill climb than I did.

 

My 2nd Gen goes anywhere my 1st Gen did, needa get an actuator ordered for my locking axle

 

I’m sure they do well with a manual too, but this one was amazing on the trail. He actually said that too, that his second gen was just as capable as his old first gen, while being more comfortable and powerful.

 

That's nuuuuuuts

 

just you wait for 4th gens lol

 

@Speedytech7

You know I returned that Ally within a week, just scored a Steam Deck (practically new) for $300

Was a 64gb version and he swapped to a 512gb day one

 

I can't fit in single cabs, I'd like a regular access cab long bed with the 4.0, manual preferred but I'd take a good priced auto.

 

I’d take one too, but they seem insanely overvalued. People are asking 25 grand for a V6 double cab work over 200k on the clock.

 

The second gen single cabs look great with a lift and bigger meats, if I had F you money I'd get one just to have

 

Hell yeah

I mean not that one exactly but definitely a single cab manual

Bed would come off