1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

You’d think that in the San Fran area sliders would be nice for the door ding protection at the least. I’ve used my sliders several times now on the trail, in addition to the parking lot. Kinda funny to watch people put a .875” radius bend in their door.

 

I’ll probably have them on this summer.

 

almost every time I park my truck in a crowded lot I come out to paint marks on my sliders lol

 

that's what you said last summer

 

that didn't stop someone with a bro truck from opening their door over the slider and into my door and leaving a white stripe on it

 

Ill tell you whats fugly. The interior. Its ALL black. Like headliner, all plastic trim, visors, everything is black. The only different color in there is this weird orange trim around the radio. Dunno if thats a southeastern toyota only thing or not.

 

Shouldn't you be installing a supercharger so you can move an old lady's book case or something

 

That’s where the lift, and the up angle on the sliders comes in handy

 

Look how sad it is

 

However I want a 1st gen double cab to put the current lift and axels under, so that I can sas the black truck and run big boy tires.

 

Mine are angled up and the bottom edge of the door barely clears them. On the passenger side if I'm flexed out right the door hits the slider if you open it lol

Having a lift doesn't do much against a lifted full-size on 37s+

 

You shush with that talk

 

Yeah my sliders only protect me from dings if they offender's door happens to hit the kickout part...otherwise my sliders are tucked close enough to the truck where a car's door will still hit mine, especially because our truck's bodies kind of "round outward" above the sliders.

 

Damn, mine must stick out way wider than yours then

 

True, that’s why I need the sas and big boy tires 37” ish +/-

That’s why I left my frame to slider tubes long. Preventing horizontal attacks from trees, rocks, and doors.

 

Not by much but maybe a little more yeah





It really depends on the car thats next to you, too. Like you said any car that's higher is going to miss the sliders and hit your door.

But even on smaller cars the center of their door sticks out farther than the bottom does, and the center can still in a lot of cases make contact with the center of my trucks body

 

Forgive me but is that a chick? Just a really creepy dressed up one?

 

It's The Penguin, don't you ever watch Gotham