1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

A couple of buds have them with the 4.7. I would like to drive one someday.

 

I haven't been in one either. They're one model that you can still find a decent prices, makes later ones tempting.

 

Carriage bolts work in a slot no? Slots should be easy peasy with a plasma table

 

Not if you're being lazy and refused to drive to Fastenal to buy some and figure out a tighter fitment for them and all that jazz

 

They should've put that motor in a Sentra, gotten rid of the Juke altogether, and marked up the Sentra a bit more and it still would've been more successful.

 

Honestly, I assumed that the smog requirements would preclude even the possibility. I’m in Boulder County, which is probably the worst place to be for that, but maybe I’m making some bad assumptions. I know the single cab SC guy with a billion miles on his truck is somewhere on the Front Range, so maybe it’s not such a big deal.

 

@Speedytech7

Remember, running colder plugs reduces the chances of detonation since you're boosted

 

Someone tell Dodge, they need another gimmick for the 4th relaunching of the played out Hellcat platform

 

Don't forget the Scatpack; not all 400 credit score drivers want to own an Altima

 

Thats all i need to get a scatpac? Nice

 

The biggest hangup with the aftermarket ECU is that you have to pass the OBD2 code check which means it's unlikely you'll pass without running a stock ECU :/

As far as the smog test itself goes I've never had AirCare CO pop the hood or look underneath so I bet you could pass the roller/tailpipe test with a clean tune.

 

at least you'd have someone to crawl with when their CVT explodes

 

I think they did a nismo version with a manual. I really found it to be pleasant when I sat in on many moons ago. Glad I went with abrz instead but the juke seemed like a descent car if you wanted something sporty, manual and cheap on gas.

 

Ordering a house on Temu be like

 

I was more thinking like the little steel umbrellas the oil pan/skid plate uses but I can see how that would throw off measurements if you already cut them

 

Foundation: unfound

 

Babe wake up, new Car Care Nut vid just dropped

https://youtu.be/_er7w1UgyqE

 

Street view from the old homestead back in Jersey.

 

I'm pretty sure that guy you are talking about has said he goes to the trouble of putting everything back to stock every two years to be able to pass inspection. I have no idea if that means a visual or a functional inspection though. We are fortunate here because WA stopped those silly things a few years ago.