Anyone done a SAS on a Tundra?

Farr off road · 04-24-08, 10:06 AM

I have an 02 Sequoia and hope to do a SAS at some point soon!

Just wondering if anyone has done the SAS on a Tundra/Sequoia and what axle was used?

I know the 80 axle would be a good choice but to narrow!

Any

's?

FlatlandTRD · 04-24-08, 11:29 AM

Would be interesting on a Sequoia. http://www.teddnet.com/

There's quite a few sas tundras on tundrasolutions also.

Farr off road · 04-25-08, 08:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FlatlandTRD

Would be interesting on a Sequoia. http://www.teddnet.com/

There's quite a few sas tundras on tundrasolutions also.

Thanks! teddnet is just what I was looking for, cool website! Lots of pic's and builds of sas tundras on there!

zuluzeugma · 04-25-08, 12:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Farr off road

I know the 80 axle would be a good choice but to narrow!

Any

's?

Plus its the wrong side diff drop...

Matador98 · 04-25-08, 01:12 PM

Check out tundrasolutions.com. It's been done several times, and looks sick.

Hilux · 05-03-08, 03:14 PM

I'm guessing not with Toyota axle's though.

Last one I saw was a D44, and its gear was off by a minuscule amount.......but off none the less.

In an emergency, hard surface situation, I'd H8 to know that much more bind is on my front end. And, I'm a purist, Asin for me THX.

JONNYFJ · 05-04-08, 11:58 AM

Joey Garcia of San Antonio Texas has done a SAS on his Tundra. He used diamond 60's. If you look up maximumattitude.com there may be some links to it.

04-24-08, 10:06 AM	#1
Farr off road IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Las Vegas, NV TLCA# 3130 Posts: 509	Anyone done a SAS on a Tundra? I have an 02 Sequoia and hope to do a SAS at some point soon! Just wondering if anyone has done the SAS on a Tundra/Sequoia and what axle was used? I know the 80 axle would be a good choice but to narrow! Any 's? __________________ 99 4Runner, SAS D44, Coil overs, ARB air locker, 37" MT/R's, Warn 9k, Bumpers, Sliders, blah, blah , blah!!!

04-24-08, 11:29 AM	#2
FlatlandTRD IH8MUD Regular Join Date: May 2006 Location: N. of Wichita TLCA# 17,033 Posts: 322	Would be interesting on a Sequoia. http://www.teddnet.com/ There's quite a few sas tundras on tundrasolutions also. __________________ '01 Tacoma dbl cab trd, fabbed rear tire carrier, ARB bumper, sliders and cup holders.

04-25-08, 01:12 PM	#5
Matador98 What the F, OVER? Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Santa Maria, CA Posts: 318	Check out tundrasolutions.com. It's been done several times, and looks sick. __________________ Andy Gibson 1987 FJ60 w/ 207K Mostly Stock, K&N, Jacobs Ignition, Jacobs Wires, Dynomax Muffler and Hi-Flow Cat, Electric Fuel Pump Conversion, Someday...A Lift 1999 UZJ100 w/ 203K, new carpet, 2006 LC rims; No serious Mods planned, it's the wifeys. 2000 Tundra w/ 87K, K&N, Spintech Truck/RV Muffler 1982 GL1100 Honda Goldwing w/ 46K, UNI Filter, 43MPG, commuter bike, put gas in and go.

05-03-08, 03:14 PM	#6
Hilux IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Naked at the other end of this... TLCA# 9h9-69 Posts: 577	I'm guessing not with Toyota axle's though. Last one I saw was a D44, and its gear was off by a minuscule amount.......but off none the less. In an emergency, hard surface situation, I'd H8 to know that much more bind is on my front end. And, I'm a purist, Asin for me THX. __________________ I'm too old school, I still hold a phone to my ear... We're just one krappy Diesel away from another 30 years of gas ...the "6.2 Redo" As soon as I figure out how to make a still, I'm going to start making "Bio Gasoline" lets see, corn, sugar...copper pipe...

05-04-08, 11:58 AM	#7
JONNYFJ Quiet there's a J**P Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: IRAQ :( TLCA# 18337 Posts: 296	Joey Garcia of San Antonio Texas has done a SAS on his Tundra. He used diamond 60's. If you look up maximumattitude.com there may be some links to it. __________________ 69 FJ40 383 Stroker SM420 3Speed Toyota T-Case SOA ARBs 35 MTRs and more 84 Mini Truck 22RE Stock Tranny Duel T-Cases Flat Bed 35s

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