1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

So you have a truck to pull a trailer rig now

 

the power won't let you down even in the mountains

 

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=2v5wdUHg60c&feature=share

 

Fuck does my brain hurt today

 

Most of my questions are specific to my van and no one here can answer like, what ball joints/tie rod ends should I buy? I have zero idea where to start with that stuff.

 

is same front end as a super duty?

 

Damn solids *fist shake*

 

Life would be easier if I was a slime mold

 

Yup

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CmsFfBQJhDF/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

 

Ugh...yeah I was worried about going that route but it's for the better!

 

Too late haha. I did end up with a semi useful art degree, I specialized in television production with a video engineering and media production background. I’d be working a lot with analog and digital signal flow in terms of broadcast distribution.

 

I will yep!

Long bed F250.

 

"What's the biggest tire I can fit with no lift"

 

Uuuuhhhhhhhh idk. I know Quigley used some weird parts, I think the brakes are GM but the axle is a D60 for a Ford. But then idk if it's a king pin axle or what beyond that. I think I will take it to a diesel shop and see what they can come up with. I want em to do a full inspection anyways to make sure all is well.

Well considering it's a SAS the only limit is how much I can cut different SAS allows for bigger tires.

 

Only seen random pics of your van; bitchin! Looks badass.

Fortunately the truck I'm getting is a 2wd so it'll be perfect for my metal runs, home depot trips, and towing a trailer when needed.

Hoping the OTC front end kit I have is large enough for truck parts; worked perfect for the 4R and Ryans Tacoma.

 

That was adorable

 

Well, weekend started.

Got an A as my final for this mod. Next week we start patisserie.

 

If you want free.99 advice post pics of the axle and knuckles and I'll tell you you're fucked

That said Moog greaseable ball joints are fine for the D60 application. Motorcraft is most durable for stock applications but sealed and I know you take your shit out and about so it's nice to have peace of mind to be able to pump fresh grease through after snow bashing or water crossings

 

Meanwhile...the 3rd Gen section is worried that firewood might break their bed