1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

While yes social media has impacted the off-road community something fierce, most of the newer vehicles require less effort to fit bigger tires than say these trucks, so then its more of a "why not" for that individual. Thats the way i see it. Plus the upside of the esthetics.

 

Stock gears are fine, you just carry momentum in the rough sections and a blower solves the power issue. I miss how awesome the 35s rode on and off the dirt. Just not practical anymore.

 

Lul

 

He'll be back shortly to school you after he can copy-paste all the comments from his 1st Gen FB group

 

You should know I don't do Facebook links, we've been over this.

 

Every trail ride I've been on with the AZTW guys has said 33s, locker and sliders required
Me and my 31 (and a halfs)'s, open diffs and no armor have made it through without issue every time

 

Thinkin the next mod will be an ecocrawler to help my issues. As i am undecided on gears since im also undecided if i should put this D44 under it...love the plushness of 35s. Especially on dirt. Crazy difference coming from 33s.

 

Stop spouting this garbage to justify yourself. Stop trying to be right and and just say "hey I like my tires, work for what I do but not interested in up sizing". We would all accept that statement, but when you continue to post dog shit like this you continue to lose what little respect we have left for you.

 

Those groups make my head spin with the idiotic things that are said

 

Like riding on pillows. Crawlbox would help but you know that if you throw a SA under it it's a slippery slope to 40s ...

 

I keep telling myself, make it a solid highway/offroad rig with a lCOG radius arm d44 swap with 37s...Evolution from there...40s are bound to happen

 

And then once you have the SA under it you free up the clearance to drop in an LS....

 

#foreverbroke

 

If it's got tires or tits it's gonna be expensive.

 

Tbh I worded my initial comment very poorly and was being a little tongue in cheek. On a side note, I’m not here to gain anyone’s respect or admiration.

 

Bicycles are amazingly cheap to maintain at least.

 

I feel that's an extremely expensive hobby too. From what I've seen and experienced. Check prices on full suspension MTN Bikes lately?

 

Don't feed the troll. He continues to spout uninformed garbage. I'm ignoring him for a while this time.

 

Nope, didn't know