1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I like Blueberry Pancakes.

 

My kenwood speakers put out good noise.

you want 2 10” kenwood subs?

 

Should work well long as u get the right length, right? 5 luggers were saying you'd lower the truck on them, but with longer length and good coils on the coilovers; I don't see why you couldn't "theoretically" get the same amount of lift on the qa1 coilovers as u would with the v6 coils and spacer lift.

I thought about it as well, but think Imma stick with spacer and spindles, run fiberglass for bigger tires, do 6 lug 4:10 rear end with e-locker, 32's tires, AND THEN years later likely do LT. There's so many stepping stones to complete for LT lol.

 

Just turn the taco into a big ass stereo https://youtu.be/c0R48A6Whdg

 

buy Raytheon before WW3?

 

Nah buy this https://youtu.be/JKA5xJ5VsJI

 

Dats what I do! Love that stuff.

 

I already work there.

 

Can you get me a rail gun?

 

They don't let me play with the toys.

 

Damn that sucks

 

muffins

 

i have the volume on low usually with stock door speakers
i love to hear the quiet consistent road noises
i do not have dynamat or whatever, just sound deadening rubbery undercoat under cab and bed that could use a mid-life refresh

 

damn the oem frame coating not being resistant to sand/gravel chips and chemicals

 

hope you get some stock options then

 

4xe electric jeep https://www.instagram.com/p/B7EdfqwBjm-/?igshid=1jfh4c5drggjx

 

Ewww

 

* pulls out solar panels mid-trail *

 

I haven't put it in the Tacoma yet but I imagine it will help with the valve tick and hold up better with the lots of idle time and low RPM loading the truck sees on the trail.

Only really gets street time to/from the trail these days

 

@Empty_Lord - updated my notes on the whole 4WD ECU/4x4 ECM
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/prerunner-to-4x4-conversion.152852/page-7#post-22421307

What is behind the glove box is this... For the 02 PreRunner, its pretty straight forward. On the stock 4WDs, there are in fact 2 4WD computers. Added all this to my notes link above.