1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

thats aids man

 

Body size?

 

diameter of the shock bore and piston. 2" is probably way more than enough for you. Especially without custom mounts you'll have a hard time fitting even a 10" 2.0. Measuring everything is gonna be critical.

 

We will see how it rides with the new Alcan custom leafs. But calving will happen when I rebuild my icons this winter.

 

ugh that means crawling under the truck and stuff lol jk

 

Yeah and flexing it to the max up and down travel. You might (likely will) have to do a full relocate

 

Might as well if you’re gonna actually do your LT and shit.


Wouldn’t make sense if you didn’t

 

not what i was hoping for lol, means taking the bed off and welding but oh well

 

You need to for your trips

 

Eh, it's a good thing really, the stock setup is rough to work with

 

i was just LT'ing the front and leaving the rear as is but it need corrected for sure

 

Thats crazy about the coil spring rate and how to choose it, I gotta weigh the truck to figure out the right set up in the front. Ive got plenty of time to figure that out, cause redoing my front suspension is not on my immediate list of things to do. I am going to lower the preload and see if that helps with my stiff rebounding.

 

dont remind me lol its haunting my dreams now

i'll order the Total Chaos relocation held in bracket and go from there.

 

Seems like a waste to me

 

Which one is that, I lose track of these things, but if it goes in the wheel wells you'll need a longer axle or you'll need huge offset or just massive spacers. Won't be cheap to go outside the frame

 

Pretty sure all those relocation kits go outside the frame rails

 

http://www.chaosfab.com/1996-2004-Tacoma-Rear-Shock-Mount-Kit-49625

 

Bamf makes one for the inside, basically speedys set up but looks more fancy.

Just do what speedy did

 

Yup, keep in mind that 1.25" spacer suggestion is for stock width tires, gonna need more for other tires. Also max dia of 2.0 for the shocks and no piggyback style ones. Got your work cut out there to make sure things don't rub and fit well

 

probably way cheaper or easier