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1Gen-SequoiaGeneral discussion forum for the first generation 2001 to 2007 Toyota Sequoia.
This is a discussion thread titled "Show me your lifted Sequoia...", within the 1Gen-Sequoia forum, part of the SUV Forums category.
First thing tomorrow I will go to my friends and have him take some pictures with is digital camera. How do you post pictures here? Sorry guys, still learning how to navigate here.
oops! didn't see this post. i also sent a link to this pic on another thread. the lifted sequoia in the pix is sweet!! he did it a while ago, so i assume that everythings been working out.
__________________ 2001 Sequoia 2WD SR5 Mods: Rollers - 18x9 JAOS Super Ziga wrapped w/ 285/65 BFG A/Ts, Suspension: SAW 2.0 Adj. Coilovers, UCAs, Rear Coilspacers I.C.E. - Clarion H/U w/ built in monitor, DVD Player, Drop Down, Headrest Monitors, Exterior: - Stock OEM Foglights, Wings West Spoiler, Engine:TRD Drop-In Filter
im stupid. I canceled my order on a 2003 mitsubishi evo 8. guess what the money is going to? HAHAHAHA Im gonna do a trailmaster front cradle from a tundra, king coilovers, and camburg uppers. That should hold me over till I get a new welder and finish my long travel kit.
I have heard that it does void the warranty. My friend is a mechanic for Toyota and he did the lift on my Sequoia. The only problem with my lift would be the upper ball joint on the control arms. Once I replace them with the Total Chaous fab. arms it will be Ok. I belive it will give me a additional 1 1/2 of lift.
...only voids the warranty on items affected by the lift ie if you replace the shocks, your old shocks aren't warranted...if you put on a cradle lift with spindle spacers and snap a spindle or wreck a ball joint, it's not covered...but if you lift the truck and then your muffler goes bad, it's covered.
I have the Revtek lift kit on my 2001 Sequoia. My understanding is that this lift kit does not void any warranties as it is not a true modification of the factory suspension. The lift is achieved by simply placing spacers into the factory suspension. I have a couple of photos posted.
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Show me your lifted Sequoia...
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