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Old 03-30-2004, 12:05 AM
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I was in Daytona Beach, FL about 2 weeks ago for Spring Break and like every truck there was raised and/or had airbags, and pretty much all the suv's there had spinners too, it was great. After I got back, I was thinking if I should raise my sequoia too. What do you guys think? Any advice as to how high, what kinda tires, etc? Thanks.
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(almost) anything that works for the front of a tundra will work for the front of a sequoia. dunno offhand how to raise the rear, you've coils, we've leaves.

some of the handling & suspension threads might help ya...if youre 4x4, about 2.5" is the most you'll be able to lift in front without losing grease or damaging upper ball joints.

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I've had the Revtek kit on for over a year now and love it. 2 1/2" up in the front, 1" rear......no difference in handling from stock.
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Does it effect the ride? Just checking as pagal has many ride concern issues from the other posts. Will lifting effect any other suspension components that might increase ride harshness?
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I also have the revtech 2 1/2 in the front 1 1/2 in the rear, I love it it rides great, handle well, I installed the Mickey Thompson Baja crawler radials
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I also have the revtech 2 1/2 in the front 1 1/2 in the rear, I love it it rides great, handle well, I installed the Mickey Thompson Baja crawler radials
check my pics in the gallery.
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If you want unique, coilovers (bilstein, king, donahoe, sway-ways) intergrated with a tuff country drop bracket kit. Total lift would be about 6-7 inches and have the capability of running 35" tires. I know of no seqouia out there like the one Ive listed, I would look mean!
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Old 04-12-2004, 09:49 AM
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RJ...i love your ride bro!! you need to come out to the next meet (whenever that is) so that we can all check it out.

PagalDesi4Life....lift it.

TRDKEAU...that would be sweet!
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Hey, thanks for the invite.
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We need a close-up pic of those tires with some light please.
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The combo looks shweet!
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Nice ride, RJ. What's the tire size and what kind of wheel is that?

Looks like MTII but with simulated beadlocks. I was thinking Eagle Alloys....

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Allan, LT305 70R16 16x8 Explorer Pro Comp X-treme Wheels

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Cool...I knew I have seen that wheel somewhere. I did saw it from 4Wheel Parts magazine.

We should hook up sometime to check out each other rides.

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Allan/RJ...i'm down for that meet! i'm looking at changing everything up on my ride and seeing both of your rides would be sweet!!

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