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2005 sequoia build and adventures aka “turd crappley”
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Thus is great can't wait to get rid of a few kids sonthe 3rd row can come out and start doing things like this. Keep up the great work man
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After lifting the stock links will bind up quickly , putting in longer ones gets it closer to where it sat stock so it will smooth out the ride a bit
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Place I bought it from claimed to have put new brakes on it and they did but just the pads so it started developing a shake when hitting the brakes from warping the rotors . Hope these help , took me a couple extra days to get them on when I could do a proper break in procedure without someone calling the cops thinking I’m drunk .
looks like one of my new struts is almost shot already . I didn’t quite pay attention when I installed them but it looks like one side has a different lower bushing than the other guess I need to pop this one out send it in for warranty.
looks like one of my new struts is almost shot already . I didn’t quite pay attention when I installed them but it looks like one side has a different lower bushing than the other guess I need to pop this one out send it in for warranty.
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Yeah they’re not even a couple months old but the other side has a substantially bigger bushing that’s what they make warranties for I guess
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Version 2.0 of the sleeping platform, took a couple inches off the drawer , added the drawer sliders and made a longer front platform with a piano hinge that’s wedged in super tight eliminating the need for a second support underneath. Next up is carpet and tie down points . The kiddo approves 
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Are there sequoia 4x4 ? Will be too wide for overlanding because that has a good size like the tundra
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If I can Overland a Dodge 2500 long bed, I am sure Shawn can Overland a Sequoia. They are in between a Ford Excursion and Chevy Suburban in size. And I have seen plenty of all three on the trails.
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Little upgrade . Get full extension but need to extend the bumpstops to keep from bottoming out the shock . 
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And another another upgrade on the way , not my first choice but only thing I could find in stock .
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