1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Yeah was going to add that.

By then, it's not even worth going custom rears of *any* brand if you're not going to do a rear shock relocation.

Spend that much for a mere 8" of travel?

Naw.

I'd be shooting for that 12-14" shock in the rear if I had a Tacoma.

 

They'll send you an email questionnaire with a bunch of inquiries about your usage, weight, how much lift you want and how much weight you carry, etc. They are very thorough and the result is much better than any mass produced leaf pack imo

 

Well, all 2.5s will be adjustable in terms of preload.

Unless you're referring to adjusting the firmness/softness?

I almost went that route with my Kings until I saw a lot of owners just set it and forget it.

 

Did a thing

 

You gotta get a big green egg

 

Just dropping money

 

No point of saving it till your old. Might as well enjoy it now.

granted i put plenty of money into my 401k and pension. Plus what i save on my own.

 

You’re gonna get old really fast anyway

 

40 is the new 60

 

Plus if i wanted to i can retire after 20 years in the union. So i can retire at 42.

 

Not pretty but the penetration is there. I measured between a 99 Tacoma frame schematic, my 04, and another 02 taco. Both trucks were like 1/8 of an inch variance so I just sent it. Rubber core support mount will be forgiving on that hopefully.

 

Mmmmmm chilli mac

 

Yeah these frames have pretty loose tolerances it seems.



Thankfully

 

This summer is the plan

 

Gunna make for a interesting ski slope in winter

 

@01x4 @BartMaster1234 https://www.instagram.com/p/CKucdCMH4Ow/?igshid=18kdpe8py1pis

 

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Man, you gotta start taking some pride in your welds! Those look great.

90% of the time, the guys that "stack dimes" with a mig machine are just laying molten metal on top of steel. Not really much penetration in that case. (God forbid you call em out on it, hence why I stay out of the welding thread on here). In my experience, a good mig weld should look more like a stick weld. Which yours do. Great work man!