1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Guy that owns it now loves it.

Says it has over 285k miles on it, but needs a new rack and new front bearings.

Oddly, it has gone through a few changes...

When I sold it, it wore a front ARB bumper, TG rear bumper, and custom sliders along with Fox 2.5 front coilovers -





It now has a Coastal Offroad bumper, still running the same tires (over 5 years old now), and some step on the rear bumper (unless it was traded for the all pro or w.e. it is)







It's still 2WD.

 

Don’t these need to be really accurately welded on to be able to set and hold alignment correctly?

 

96.5

My sx is 95.5 though

 

Answer the question then?

 

I have never heard of a difference in cam tabs or locks. I have not serviced my sxs yet though.

Anything is possible though but seems like an odd thing to be different sized.

 

So my “soft area” is my entire flowerbed and my entire lawn. They also shit in my neighbors rock flowerbeds so changing from mulch won’t work. Maybe cat shit further from the house so I smell it less is superior so keeping them out of the flowerbed might be the move.

I don’t hate animals. I just can’t stand uncontrolled feral cat populations. 2-3 strays that are spayed/neutered and released? Eh we'll call it pest control like someone else said. When the populations keep growing and causing issues? Then I’m annoyed.

 

What’s a 96.5

 

solid A, maybe rounded up to an A+

 

Made in late 96. So it's not a 97 but made late enough to get an ecu that'll work with a supercharger.

 

I thought I was the only one who gets to use a half year, damn

 

That silencer is looking a bit better

 

Not really and it's pretty straight forward. The cam tabs just give the cam something to push against to shift the controle arms one way or the other so if it wasn't exact you'd just use the cam to shift it in the right direction to compensate. I know there's a decent video on YouTube that shows the process. I'll see if I can find the one I saw way back when I ordered the tabs

 

Powderless .22 rounds are very quiet..

 

Sounds more like he has invasive feral cats at this point

 

Sub sonic 22 with a suppressor sounds like an airsoft gun

 

I think you hear the bullet hit whatever more than the actual shot

 

I figured. The difference is in the rear springs and bumper mounts. Otherwise it's a first gen Tacoma and all else is the same.

 

You'd slow it down too much at that point. Honestly I think my pellet gun has more oomph than the Powderless .22 rounds

They also make .22 caliber pellet guns that would probably be much more on the legal side considering shooting a firearm within 600ft of a home is a misdemeanor

 

.22LR is just fun to shoot in general.