1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

Both.

 

Probably is standard movement. My problem (I think) is the slide hammer effect. Want...to...stop..that, lol.

 

If its a glass pack style resonator its probably just toning down the loudest pops.

is the trd muffler glasspack or chambered?



its a v8. Louder is better.

 

https://youtu.be/1RbRLouNpX0

Is yours that deep? Resonators might be cleaning up the higher frequency's. Mine has resonator tips, but i wouldnt say its as deep a tone as that.

 

Our stock resonators work to get rid of the drone from a lot of member’s experience over the years both here and on other tundra sites.

 

Mine is cut with a short downturn welded on, maybe 7 inches. Sounds very good, in my opinion.

 

@alb1k hi. Fellow 2WD guy here. I think you’ve got it figured, but to comfirm, the 2WD driveshaft is bolted to the flange at the rear, the carrier bearing in the center, and no bolts at the front, so with any front to rear movement of the driveshaft, the front end of it (slip yoke) slides within the transmission tail. Right? Right. So let me throw out a possibility that I haven’t seen mentioned yet; since you’ve changed all that is your rear suspension, could it be that the slip yoke is bottoming out in the transmission, and causing the bump that you’re experiencing? Like , if somehow the rear axle is sitting even 1/2” forward from where it was with everything stock, and it runs out of travel room thru articulation. That would also explain the motor being bumped forward if I’m understanding correctly. Si o no?

 

Hmmn. A guy who probably knows the answer to this, from experience and observation of numerous other vehicles, would be Keith at Dirty Deeds. He runs long travel on a 2WD and definitely gets enough articulation to have encountered this, if it is a thing.

Edit: I’m not implying that you boys can’t figure this out for your own selves, only suggesting that Keith is a guy with relevant experience, it might save a bit of time figuring it out.

 

Seems possible. There’s nothing holding the shaft into the transmission at the correct depth, other than where it’s bolted to the rear diff

 

My bad, i was thinking the 2wds were a 1 piece DS. W/o carrier bearing.


Sequoia had 1 piece.

 

I like it but my motor is slipping to the back. At rest and stop it sits forward (or the lower part of the engine sits forward, then shifts back as the trans mount moves up). The trans mount is moving up maybe 1/2" or so, I don't think that could be enough to bottom it out - but, I need to learn more about it. There may be more I'm not thinking about. Also, my picture was bad, I should have turned the shaft 90 degrees.

 

Yeah, it sits forward at rest and stop. What I’m saying is its possible that when the motor (and tranny) shift back toward the rear, if the shaft is too far forward, it would bottom out in the tranny and ultimately be what limited the engine shifting back, before the mounts actually stopped it. I’m probably not explaining it well but I may be wrong anyways

 

oh, you explained it well, I read poorly. Sounds like you may be under your truck tonight? bummer, good luck.

 

Everyone gonna check your kids candy this year?



Make em donate what they get, and buy em some good candy.

 

Should I be giving out reheated chicken nuggets instead for Halloween?

If I buy them in bulk, it’s cheaper than candy unless they’re candy corns; nobody wants those.

 

Ooh - I'll take everyones candy corn. ...and black licorice too!

 

Gross

 

LOL - no this is what gross looks like

 

My favorite licorice is the Aussie stuff.

Kookaburra Licorice, Strawberry

https://www.amazon.com/Kookaburra-4...wicXNhIjoiNC4yMiIsInFzcCI6IjQuMDUifQ==&sr=8-5

 

i don't know that. But fresh gooey is better.

 

Looking over u bolts in more detail, I can see how the stock setup with nuts low is easier to tighten up with wheels on.

 

Either isn’t bad, you gotta get on your back regardless

 

I like both. Especially the licorice.

 

We are on the same page x all three pictured ingredients.

 

How can ANYONE get used to the taste of candy corn?? I don’t get it.

 

Eww!!!

 

i was the youngest by several years - probably the only candy I could get hold of as a kid - LOL

 

Please sir!

 

Then you had horrible, cheap neighbors on Halloween. I made the effort to avoid those homes as a kid trick or treating.

 

I seem to be the only cool guy giving out Hersey kisses and mini chocolate bars.

At least that’s what the kids visiting say. lol