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There are kits for both GM and Tundras where the shackle is flipped. The reports are that the trucks ride better than before. I think you could flip the shackle and be fine. Archive Garage has the shackle flip for the tundra.

That doesn't look like rust, it looks like red dirt. One bolt is clean, and the rubber stops half way up are red as well. It is even on the bottom of the lift gate arms where they get oily.

The original bed on your truck has to be the ugliest bed ever to leave the factory. This tray is awesome and much better than the original.

I'm running 886's and love them. I installed them on Bilstein 5100's. So far they've great.

What sway bar extensions did you find?

Take a look at this YouTube channel. It's all about the first gen Sequoia. He has done an amazing job with his rig.

My Tundra may not be a GX, but it has been great. It hasn't let me down off-road. Here we are on the Doll House Rd. Maze district of Canyonlands. All I did suspension wise are add-a-leaves in the rear, and Bilstein 5100s set @ 2" in the front. It has the worn out LSD as a traction device. At the...

I had a Jeep Cherokee with a manual 5 speed. I went with 33"s and 4.56 gears and loved it.

I have a good relationship with the Big O here in town. I worked with the mechanic to get the alignment set correctly.

I run with stock springs with 150000 miles on them and bilstein 5100's set on 2.5. I have 285 70 17 BFG KOs. I rarely have rubbing, but I have worked hard at getting the alignment right. I have now installed the SPC uppers, and they really allowed me to move my tires forward, and now only in...

Love it with the Brute Force Fab bumper!

I thought it looked like a dirt track sprint car.

I know that others have used SPC uppers and listed their alignment numbers. I am getting my truck aligned and would like to know where to set my ball joint and what numbers to expect on my 2005 Tundra.

I wonder if Ford has ever had a frame recall.

I don't know. It is a 2005 DC. I assume it has the larger brakes. I bought it used at 42K from the original owner and it was in great shape.

The Ford was built more solidly. The brakes, for instance, on the Tundra had to be replaced at 45,000. I have replaced them myself since. The Ford service manual said to replace the brakes at 92,000, and that's when they started showing signs and were replaced. The front end of my Tundra is...

This might rile folks as well. I drank the kool-aid, and bought an 05 Tundra. We’ve liked the truck and taken it on many awesome adventures. Even to Alaska. We use it all the time and it has made for some really good trips. However lots of times I just miss the Ford Expedition we sold to...

The way this thread is going makes me hope spring hurries up and gets here so people can get outside and off of their computers. This is what happens when everyone is trapped inside with no one who will listen to them anymore.

All kinds of chiming in here. Sounds like you bought a used truck and had an issue. Sounds like you've got it figured out for the time being. What sounds the best is that you are having a great adventure and just spent 8 days in Big Bend. Good on you and good luck. I hope everyone can move...

Both. She spent a lot of time in her youth in Alaska so she was glad to go back. However, all of the camping we have both done, the platform is her favorite sleeping arrangement.