1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Gotta take care of my homies at TW

 

I wonder how often they actually use it

 

Probably never lol

 

Yup, that one kicks in all the soft spots



Plus the $330 I just spent on the timing belt kit

 

Dang

 

Yeah, I don't NEED it all, but it's all good maintainance. Only thing I actually need in that list is the cat manifold. I was considering running a catless header, but I honestly don't want it smelling like an old POS.

 

Oh that's right the 4 O2 sensors Hahahah
but that's such a sweet engine to work on, I actually enjoyed anything I got to do on it. Well kinda... Well you know what I mean

 

https://youtu.be/6y0QKiTQPkY

 

Darwin happens every day

 

Yeah not happy about the whole 4 sensor deal, probably doesn't need any of them but as AF sensors get older you lose efficiency so I might as well do em. And the O2s after the cats are probably fouled

 

how humid does it get on the west coast in general?

pretty sure the east coast has quite high humidity as does the south TX-FL

 

Maybe more than stock. If I delete AHC and go with a 2+ lift, I will need to do the drop diff mod. Also, I would need better UCAs like Nitro Gear. Going too far beyond 2+ will drive up the cost to the point of never being able to get out without a loss. Let's say $1,000 for the first 2" (500*2) then going for 4" (500*2)*10) could push into $10,000. I would settle for 2.5"at $2,000 to $2,500. Maybe. I'm going to order the drop diff kit. Then I'll have the e-locker front end. Just need to deal with the running height I think I can find some springs TB bars that bring a lift without turning it into Conestoga Wagon.

The easiest vehicle we have that would be good for LT would be to build a FronTitan. Just drop a Titan diff on a Frontier -- pick up 4 pinion lockers instead of 2.

 

Socal can get humid, but not till august, and nothing like the east coast.

 

I think the only time I've felt "real" humidity out here is when the odd summer thunderstorm rolls through. But even then yeah, nothing like the Midwest or east coast

 

California doesn't know what humidity is, at least not on the central coast.

Never felt it when I lived in southern Cali either.

 

I agree with both these statements, but when the hurricanes come up baja in august san diego gets super humid for like 4 days lol, nothing like Pennsylvania during the entire summer or Florida, or anywhere with real humidity.

 

Got home...gave my tarantula a treat....and she put it in a sleeper hold



She was all the way in her burrow lol she came out when I dropped the mealworm

 

Nom nom nom

 

First gif from last week



Gonna make one every week; wait until the prey gets bigger and messier.

 

Poor Ryan