1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Looks like a good get out and have fun truck.

 

Guy said 20k on it since new. I pulled trig on it. We'll see how it does in a low boost setup on my truck.

When do these typically need a rebuild?

 

How'd you get ahold of the mofo

 

Message through ksl. Took a while to respond

 

Yea he responded to be around 7
Just saw it

 

The level8 s are hard to find now, happy I got them when I could. And the yokies went way expensive now. Love the setup and besides how how horrible it'll be in winter ha!

It was! Go anywhere do anything and take a beating and come back for more truck. It's done a lot of the cool trails in the west.

Usually 100k. Mine had 30k on it when I bought it and I figure I'll probably rebuild it once my truck hits 300k, if it lasts that long lol

 

I can’t believe you wouldn’t get offers on that; it looks like a dream rig!

 

It's too much truck for most guys I assume.

 

Nice. That's good to hear

 

A high schooler bought mine and kept the dog box cause it looked cool

 

What in the hell

 

One of these days I'm just gonna build an RTI ramp cause doing this shit at night is probably dumb. Has a lot left in it but wasn't willing to chase the curb farther down without an extra eye to tell me if my tire was on all 4" of it's width haha.

 

What kinda china lights you buying now

 

the Utah guy with the 80 runs them
or the auxbeam equivalent, I'm sure they're all the same

All the auxbeam lights I've had have been solid

 

Ah, ol box cutter runs em huh. His old Tacoma popped up on here the other day the new owner is on here now.

 

Yea

haven't decided yet

but I light the projector in my ditch light, figured these would really shoot some light

 

They look like decent fills, don't looklike they would have shit for distance. No focusing elements. Just a serration grid at the bottom for spreading the near field light out a bit.

 

No idea, but they shoot plenty far for me

That was rough to type

 

I wish I wasn't so far away. I should make a trip on Saturday morning. This place has a great reputation.

 

I wasn't sure if I was talking to you about it or not just last week.

Anyway, I went with this specific combo cause 1. it's light on the wallet and 2. it'll future proof me for some time, longer than my current setup is holding up.

Current rig is 6 years old and still does all I need it to for gaming at 2K resolution. Only now my bottleneck is my CPU if I opted to try 4K resolution (which I won't). That and new builds are fun.