1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

It wasn’t even on my radar until very recently. I had been so focused on the rack and suspension.

 

Would these be any better than Cardone?

 

How much work did you get done on that rack and suspension so far?

 

I just got the new LCAs delivered

 

Why not just get an autozone one, warranty forever

It'll last till you sell it for a Camry

 

Drove to the other discount tire this morning and they fixed it in 20 minutes. The manager said they weren't surprised that the other location in town did this. Most of the vibes are gone (like when I was running the michelin highway tires I borrowed to test) so what's left is driveline related.

This was wild timing with @Ozark_RegCab posts above lol.

 

Oh no

 

I'll rephrase that; how many times will the same member bring up the same subject asking the same questions over and over and never fix anything

 

I thought these newer vehicles didn't need oil changes anymore

 

He did post a very dilapidated u joint.

Progress?

 

this actually sent me on a weird google rabbit hole about "grain engulfment" which is actually a pretty fucked up way to die, damn

apparently if you sink into a big enough pile of hay, you can burn to death in the center of it due to the way it decomposes

Farming is fucked up

 

Glass half full kind of guy; I respect that

 

A pile of cut grass will get hot enough inside to burn you. Cut hay has to get to a certain moisture content before being put up or it'll smolder and catch fire, burning down the barn, close equipment and other bales, with time of course.

 

They’re actually pricier than the RockAuto one Xane posted.

 

Aaaand?

 

You get enough dry particles in the air it can spell disaster. Grain silos like to explode if conditions are right. Makes sense for other dry materials can do the same. We had the same risk with coffee chaff in a previous life.

 

They all cost the same if you never buy one

 

FWD only

 

It’s basically a 96 Camry now - what I’ve wanted all along.