1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

What's your opinion of the 15 bolt conversion. Personally I think welding a plate to cast isn't really a great structural modification.

 

Being honest with myself, I probably won't go over 35s on the 4Runner. Any bigger and it's becoming a dedicated wheeling rig that only gets driven occasionally and towed from place to place. That's not likely to happen.

 

Lul

Narrow corporate 14 bolt rear Axle
https://classifieds.ksl.com/listing/62368243

 

It's fun to drive your wheeler around town, but its expensive to burn 37+ on a road trip no matter how much I'd like to do it

 

Yeah, exactly this. Hell, 35s aren't that cheap as it is.

 

Gm 9.5 14 Bolt Chevy Axle Complete Disc Brake
https://classifieds.ksl.com/listing/62905160

 

I've had 6 new 315/75/16 Cooper STT Pros stacked in the garage for a while. One day haha, they're not as motivational as I would have thought haha

 

That's what I told myself too

 

That's not the full floater tho. Gotta look for those to be legit. Corporate 14 bolt, like that dually one but in single wheel. That's the ticket. That dually wouldn't be bad swapped to single wheel tho. Already narrow from the factory for those that want a narrower axle. Factory parts to swap to single I think.

 

Going over 35s, I wouldn't be able to fit it in my current garage either....

 

I've never heard of one that didn't start leaking eventually

Probably for the best to leave that anchor on there and let it do it's thing

 

I have no idea what I’m looking for, just searched 14 bolt

 

Plan for the future garage not the present

 

Or buy a manufactured 14b housing

 

But idk whats worse. Big tires little axles or little tires big axles

 

True.

 

Mirrors will be here today

any bets on if they’re broken

 

Gotta go with the 100’ rims