1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

That far exceeds the towing capacity for that truck.

Then again, it's all custom under there so I'm probably wrong. Can the A340F and the v6 handle that weight?

 

I’d pull it if the trailer had brakes

 

You're doing it wrong right... well, whatever it is, you're doing it.

 

Maybe not actually it’s got another 2k on the Canam I pulled around, that was a chore

 

that poor poor transmission

 

Actually I'm wrong, the combo of the truck (3,750) and the trailer (~2,060) comes out to 5,765 pounds. The truck won't be happy but it'll do it.

 

Zero fun

the only things I’ve liked pulling with my trucks are a lawn mower/ trailer and my camper

 

I don't think I'm gonna buy this one, makes me feel dirty

 

- first gen(2000) headlights - aftermarket (I’d really like DLRs) - A really bad year for anything aftermarket. It's either OEM, OE Equivalent or cheap with clear lens. Cheap w/ clear lens is the best for a HID/LED projector retro and DLR's but the housing and lens are not going to last as long as an OEM headlight and the cost to have a retro is expensive if not done yourself. OEM is like $175 a piece. Another option would be to add a DRL style strip to the panel just below the headlights. The headlights that come with DRLs are poor quality and usually parts or all of the DRL fail prematurely.

- fog lights - https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-led-sae-j583-fog-pod-fog-light-review.554813/

 

Looks at the empty spots in the bumper thinking of Amber fogs.

 

I can't imagine that is fun to drive at all lol

but I like having a bigger truck than I need

 

https://www.getyarn.io/yarn-clip/a56e0727-bfee-4b9d-8970-80c328abd617

 

Way to get that thread locked @Madjik_Man

 

awesome, I hope it's a fun adventure for ya

 

now subtract 1 ton axles, 40s, beadlocks, bumpers, winch and you're not left with much

a stock superduty front 60 is easily 800lb

 

I would love the truck not on the trailer, snow wheel the shit out of

 

Hockey pucks for bumps stops, wtf

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/diy-bump-stops.752775/#post-26818314

 

on second thought, the OEM bumpstops on our trucks felt as solid as pucks to me so who knows.