1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

@alb1k to tell the difference between 2nd gen and Turd Gen this article should help. Good side by side images and call outs for changes through the years. https://carbuzz.com/cars/toyota/tundra-2nd-gen

 

i put a post up on VFtunner.. we'll see what returns.

 

Is that the good one? Is OV the one with lots of issues?

 

OV can crack an ECU just fine...


you just have to hope he fully supports your ECU calibration ID. because the dudes a scatter brain and cant focus on one engine at a time.

 

Yew! Thanks @GODZILLA

 

What up with all the fugly mailboxes around here?

 

I do like the keg urinal.

 

mine came with boots

 

The booty master has spoken

 

Mine doesn't seem to run rich or poor.

 

The Robin Hood ridgeline

 

exactly!

 

Can you get some fuel trim
Readings? You got long tubes and an x pipe?

 

No. Computer is showing it’s running fairly rich.

 

It's full stock with a turn down after the muffler - so....no help here.

 

Y’all can play tunes. This is a campground, not Nature. And. I’m not the boss of you. Even if when I nag.

I think it’s polite to turn the tunes down when the non-partiers head off to sleep. But. I’m still not the boss of you.

I’ll be super happy if y’all introduce me to good music I haven’t heard before!

 

I dunno guys. I thought the FGT group was tight but since I’ve been cruising in the Jeep it’s so funny how many other jeepers wave at you. It’s such a cult! Haha. Parked at the beach today and came back to this lol.

 

That’s inspired!

Hmmn, I’ll consider it going forward. I’ve used 4 over many years, albeit probably started some situation with a 4 that was open on top, not the closed point used here.

That’s cool. Cooler when it happens with Tundras.

I just learned, from my niece that has a #eep, that Jeep people show appreciation for truly excellent builds by leaving a small yellow duck in the outstanding example. So now my goal is to find a rubber duck on Hulk and know I caused a #eep driver to lust for a ‘Yota.

 

Haha. Yes I’ve head the duck thing as well. That would be funny

 

That's classified information

WHOA! Easy there big fella. You're gonna hurt somebody's feelin's talking like that.

What if you never learned that, but did find a yellow duck on your truck. pretty frikkin creepy right? I'm guessing it's left anonymously. I wonder how many jeep owners have gotten the duck without knowing why....... That's actually kind of a cool idea. I'm gonna get some baby yota's and start a trend, or there's just gonna be a bunch of confused toyota owners with mysterious star wars toys left on their trucks. Same difference

 

Ironically, toy baby yodas in bulk are harder to find than candy fleshlights.

 

candy fleshlights?? do tell. I've heard a a fleshlight, but candy?

 

And how exactly did you find this out?

 

Occasionally yes

 

Red suspension/foams, not the basket gasket. And it's a patented color of red, not quite as dark in the picture. Not saying that isn't an old CV, but I'd be surprised if it was. I know they did manufacture subs back 3-4 decades ago that used the wavy fiber suspension rather than foam.

(former CV junkie here)

This was my 1st thought also.

 

I think it's time to replace these bushing. Spoke with Fat Bob's Garage and they reference me a part number from NAPA.

I'm doing the GX460 brake upgrade and when I jacked the truck up, that's when I noticed how bad these bushing were. I also notice that my sway bar linked end busing needed replacing, so ordered a set from Suspensionmaxx.

https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NCD2673691
https://suspensionmaxx.com/product/SMX-122270T

 

Shot in the dark here, but does anyone know where in the hell to get these 1/16" peel-and-stick shim bars for commercial doors locally?

I'm coming up totally empty in my area. I need to help fix alignment on a friend's steel door. I'm hunting everywhere in town and can't find anyone who actually carries the damn things. (I don't need fire-rated, non-rated ready shims are fine)

 

Maybe https://www.mcmaster.com/ or Grainger?

 

They look like drywall shims. Those would work but might need to be trimmed down and of course they lack adhesive

 

It's a steel shim, 1/16" thick and ~3mm wide. Overall length is about 3-4". You use them on the hinges to pull commercial steel doors into alignment by applying to the hinge where you see the black bar here: