1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Its amazing

 

Reminds me of that vagina with teeth

 

I had the leafs off and did it just sitting down holding the leafs in my lap. With a big ass wrench to turn it.

 

This is why I ask - https://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/cto/d/buckeye-wd-v8-4runner-sr5/7022842016.html

Looks pretty good, even tho it's auto and a 4th gen.

 

I swapped in poly bushings before installing the dakars. One of them, no problem - came right out (big socket and a few taps with the hammer). Other I had to press out. Same as what you used.

If you have to press them out, go this route Jason, much easier.

 

The oem bushing are hard to get out

 

There’s a few documented ones at 1 million miles.
Honestly they’re just as if not slightly more reliable

 

Good to know, thanks for the feedback.

 

Lmao

 

Very reliable. If it's in a NA made Toyota, Sequoia or Tundra, don't boost it. If it's the 4.7 in a 4runner or Land Cruiser they're forged rods and handle boost fine, so I've heard. But for just NA, the 4.7 is gonna be one of those million mile Toyota motors. This is the motor they developed for their flagship, the Land Cruiser.

 

Wouldn't be boosting it if I get something with the 4.7. If anything gets boost, it'll be the Tacoma. That needs it more.

 

Solid solid smooth engine, the 4.7L. If you end up in one, you'll love it. Super easy one the oil too. I love Toyota engines man

 

2001 TLC, wouldn't be too bad I don't think - https://flagstaff.craigslist.org/cto/d/flagstaff-2001-toyota-land-cruiser/7021115221.html

 

Get a DC tundra

 

That's bigger than I want. I'm still leaning more towards a 4runner. Got shit to sell first, my track bike and my 2004 Ram.

 

I want a ram. But not a 04

 

@Kwikvette how big of a bunker do I need for you and your gear lol

 

That's helpful. Might push me towards a 4th gen with the 4.7 and just deal with an auto. Wonder if there's a stick swap for that?

 

I've got over 216k miles on that truck. That 5.7L hemi is a great engine. Never had an issue with it at all. But, it's 2wd, lowered 4" and was setup for hauling bikes to the race track. I'm pretty much done doing that stuff now so it's time to sell that truck. Had it 12 years.

 

Lol calling me fat?