2nd Gen Toyota Sequoia Limited aftermarket parts

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I know that mostly there is limited aftermarket parts for Sequoia's. I have an 2001 and 2013, but anyone find info on 2nd gen slider drawers, bumpers, etc...? I'm surprised that there isn't bigger market for Sequoia's. Also anyone know if Tundra aftermarket bumpers would work on a 2nd Gen Seq.?

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No clue if they cross-fit, but I'm a firm believer in sliders - It was my 1st 'add' to the Tundra.

I have the Slee ones : Slee - Toyota Tundra Sliders

Devolro sells the same ones, sans the Slee logo (in case you live closer to FL, since freight on mine CO > WA was just under $350).

Devolro makes/rebrands a bumper too (forget who, had a mtn peak in plasma'd logo)

Devolro : Lifted Toyota Tundra | DEVOLRO Official Website

If you need detail pics or overall measurements/Slee sliders, PM your ph#.
 
Devolro sells the same ones, sans the Slee logo (in case you live closer to FL, since freight on mine CO > WA was just under $350).

Devolro makes/rebrands a bumper too
Was about to thank you for pointing.out a vendor I hadn't heard of until I saw their prices :0.
 
^^^ Haha, I get you - Devolro is unique-ish, but the prices mean shipping to CO or esp here in WA (literally the furthest away possible) - mean it really only makes sense to East Coast guys.

They do some gotta-catch-it sales, I will prob grab a rear bumper from them raw next sale. They are nice guys on the phone, it's the prices on the complete rigs that scares most people from calling (according to guy I spoke with).

Main point is guys need to compare shipped price to really compare - that shipping hit from Slee was a little bit of a blindside, but I'm getting old & 'remember when';).
 
x2! $2300 for a roll bar! GTFO haha

Did you click on any vehicle?

Take your blood pressure meds before you do. Think 'win the Lotto'-type prices.

The store items are a bargain by comparison. ;)
 
WTF I can't even afford a t shirt! haha $50! haha

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I don't get what they are doing to justify $123k for a tundra?
 
I don't get what they are doing to justify $123k for a tundra?

Click on the 'kingdavid' - $123K is a bargain.

I never saw the T's - that's a good one too!!
 
i could see if they were a nationally known place (ok, well i'd still consider it outrageous), but wtf are these guys?
 
i could see if they were a nationally known place (ok, well i'd still consider it outrageous), but wtf are these guys?

Honestly, my intro to them was a few yrs ago, very prior to me getting a Tundra.

They were on one of those "end of the world / ultimate gear"-type shows on Discovery Channel. Back when all the 'prepper' stuff was seeing airtime.

Even the 'kingdavid' type rig was customizable for dual ARB lockers, solar panels, etc - the last version of the website where they still had pre-facelift Tundras had easily 3-5 versions of $250K+ Tundra platforms.
 
No clue if they cross-fit, but I'm a firm believer in sliders - It was my 1st 'add' to the Tundra.

I have the Slee ones : Slee - Toyota Tundra Sliders

It appears that the Tundra's wheelbase is a little longer than the Sequoia's. Anyone with the Slee Sliders willing to measure how long thery are? Im curious to see if they are close enough they might fit a sequoia. Thanks!
 
It appears that the Tundra's wheelbase is a little longer than the Sequoia's. Anyone with the Slee Sliders willing to measure how long thery are? Im curious to see if they are close enough they might fit a sequoia. Thanks!
8' at the back/longest side (tapers a little on the edges). on my tundra dc, it starts right behind the front mudflap, but does not go all the way back to the wheel.
not sure if the frames are the same but with the wheelbase being different, i wonder if the spring hanger is in the same place because rearmost mount welds to the spring hanger.
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