that is sexy...too bad it's only for the 14 and up
Tundra/Sequoia Picture Thread! (1 Viewer)
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Checkin out this forum. Wanted to post my truck up, too I have sliders I need to get on it and more work to do always!
I have sliders I need to get on it and more work to do always!
Ya know, this is the second 1st Gen 4x4 Sequoia I've had, and these things are too often overlooked! Same basic drivetrain as a 100 series Land Cruiser, and a LOT more amenities!.....and they've gotten so inexpensive, they're practically disposable! They're a great "overlanding" vehicle, because they have so much room (dual a/c, part-time 4x4, ATRAC, 2UZ, liftgate for wide open loading with a roll-down rear window, etc.) I've got a lot of other Toyota vehicles, and I can tell you there are lots of reasons people ought to start looking more at these trucks. Only about 6" difference in wheelbase than a 200.
New part number Bilstein 5100s up front (setting on top notch) with OEM springs, OME 2862 rear springs with Bilstein 5100s, 16.7.5 TRD wheels, 285/75-16 BFG KO2s. Rides GREAT (much better than stock) with only a little bit of rubbing at full lock.
New part number Bilstein 5100s up front (setting on top notch) with OEM springs, OME 2862 rear springs with Bilstein 5100s, 16.7.5 TRD wheels, 285/75-16 BFG KO2s. Rides GREAT (much better than stock) with only a little bit of rubbing at full lock.
100 Series factory coils for a 2" lift.
That is a sharp ride.
fireball
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How about one of each?!
I drive the tundra and my wife drives the Sequoia and it's a nice little truck. Here in the northeast I wouldn't want to try to wheel it like we do the 100 but for the state forest fire roads and easy trails it would do great.
I drive the tundra and my wife drives the Sequoia and it's a nice little truck. Here in the northeast I wouldn't want to try to wheel it like we do the 100 but for the state forest fire roads and easy trails it would do great.
6f40j9
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That's what I have.
my trd pro, put to good use.
Here is our 08 Seqoia. Currently no lift running 275/65 r20s. I removed the running boards because the hung to low.
Nice!
Here's my 2008 short bed regular cab! Wheels tires bed cover headlights and tail lights! 5.7 sr5 4x4!
My 2012 Sequoia
loaded with the essentials
loaded with the essentials
Annual huh? Seems a bit excessiveHere is mine, when I give it the annual wash. Then it rides dirty for another year.
Just picked up an grey 04 double cab limited. I'm assuming you went with some sort of lift? Maybe 2"? What size tires? I want to copy yours.Checkin out this forum. Wanted to post my truck up, too
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I did the Bilstein 6112 and then upgraded to the 800 lb Eibach springs. You could preload more for a taller front stance.
The rear are the AAL from Toytech - its a Dever.
More info:
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Considering Upgrading the Taco to a Tundra
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I'm thinking where yours sits it looks just about perfect. Happy with the ride? Did you go up a tire size or 2? What size are you running?
Tires are the 33" 285/70R17 size.
Very happy with the ride - very smooth still like stock.
Very happy with the ride - very smooth still like stock.
Old Tundras
Sequoia is newest project
Sequoia is newest project
