Sequoia slow mild build
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achampagne
Explorer
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I recently put in new sway bar bushings to help tighten up the aging suspension. Hopefully tonight I get the new rear shocks in.
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WKexpedition
Built, not bought!
Great rig. Always wondered why the sequoia was not a more common choice for builds. Love the size, and look!!
ANYONE RUNNING 35" TIRES ON THEIR '01-'07 SEQUOIA?
Hello, I have owned my 2004 Sequoia Limited 4WD since new. It's now at 155,000 pampered miles and I want to do some off-roading. I currently run P285/70/17 Khumos (almost 50,000 miles on them) on the stock Limited alloy rims with no rubbing. I want to do a 2 1/2" lift and run some 35" tires. Has anyone done this? It appears that I will have to lose or modify the front mud flaps (no biggie) and maybe do some trimming of the inner fender (no biggie).
My major concern is rubbing on the front control arms and wondering if anyone has figured out the right wheel/tire combination to prevent that. I do not want to use wheel spacers. The plan is to run some Method Racing "The Standard" 17x9 wheels with the tallest and widest Nitto Trail Grappler M/T tires I can fit on her. Thanks, appreciate the help and continued good luck with your builds on this thread. Glad to see some other Sequoia lovers taking the plunge!
Hello, I have owned my 2004 Sequoia Limited 4WD since new. It's now at 155,000 pampered miles and I want to do some off-roading. I currently run P285/70/17 Khumos (almost 50,000 miles on them) on the stock Limited alloy rims with no rubbing. I want to do a 2 1/2" lift and run some 35" tires. Has anyone done this? It appears that I will have to lose or modify the front mud flaps (no biggie) and maybe do some trimming of the inner fender (no biggie).
My major concern is rubbing on the front control arms and wondering if anyone has figured out the right wheel/tire combination to prevent that. I do not want to use wheel spacers. The plan is to run some Method Racing "The Standard" 17x9 wheels with the tallest and widest Nitto Trail Grappler M/T tires I can fit on her. Thanks, appreciate the help and continued good luck with your builds on this thread. Glad to see some other Sequoia lovers taking the plunge!
Dr. Grand, have you bumped into that Sequoia running the 35's? I'm still trying to figure out how to make that work without doing a ton of expensive trial and error purchases. I tried to get the local guys at 4Wheel Parts and Discount Tire to hire me for a weekend, but that didn't pan out, LOL.