1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

C is the answer for every question.

 

Yeah they're huge, I memba some dude shoehorned one into his ARB bar on his 80 series. He had to chop a bit off the grill and stuff lol
And they're slow as molasses pulling. But bombproof
I have an unhealthy liking towards anything thats rebuildable and designed and made to be serviced and not thrown away

 

25% here I come

 

I get a reminder atleast once a year, almost had to put them in last weekend

 

Back in Feb I saw a guy trying to pull back onto the highway at a chain up spot after putting chains on his little Geo prism. He was spinning and sliding and couldn't accelerate to join traffic. When i passed him i could see he had put the chains on the rear wheels

 

I barely passed when i took it years ago


I can fuck it up hard for you now

 

True, but Denso is still better than the rest when it comes to parts so the only real choice is Toyota or Denso.

 

Absolutely agree

 

Only 33 more questions

 

2/3 bolts connecting the crossover pipe to the down pipe have fallen out again

stupid ebay headers

 

tempted to throw some bailing wire through the one and cinch it up

 

Bailing wire is great for macgyver fixes but since you're not driving it, do it right

 

Get some pinch nuts and lock washers

10 x 1.25 right?

 

3rd gen runners had em.


I get to replace a few of them because people think the pink is safe for the brass rads. Wrong

 

A lot of their parts are still made in Japan or America. But some of the cheaper stuff has gone to China.

 

M10x12.5 sounds right. The only one left is a lock washer/pinch nut setup but it's backed off

 

are you PHUCKING kidding me? $9 for 1 (one) lug nut? https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p...ut-chrome-standard-m12-150-711-832/22149275-P

 

Maybe the studs are stretched out. Sometimes I'll pull the studs out (kind of a bitch) and go the other way with a long bolt and lock washer

 

package quantity (4)

https://www.dormanproducts.com/p-12277-711-832.aspx

 

People are panic buying lug nuts now haven't you heard