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I’m almost certain the spring rate is different as the Sequoia is a lot heavier than the Tundra. Either way I’d bet 5100’s on the bottom notch (stock height) will be close enough to factory ride height.

What are you trying to achieve here?

What’s the gearing on that box?

Mathematically, 31.73”. 4.56’s would be more than enough.

Still 99% stock, waiting on these Michelin’s to wear out.

Topper being taller than the roof really helps with comfort.

I have this on my ‘00 Tundra. Holds more weight without ruining the ride. I like it.

New shocks certainly wouldn’t hurt but I’m sure the springs have a lot of life left in them. I went the simple route on mine and put 5100’s on the front set at the 3rd notch on the original (259k mile) springs, it went up almost 1 3/4”. It sits dead level now and the ride quality is great. If...

GX460 brakes.

I agree about the grilles, been considering doing that to my 05 Sequoia. Unfortunately you have to replace a lot more than just the grille to get the early look. Fuel tank is 25.6 gallons. Fuel light comes on ridiculously early.

Almost everything is optional on the SR5 so at least include those in your search. Just about anything can be added or changed yourself later on down the road.

What is it about the Limited trim that you like/want?

I've always loved 80's (first car I ever drove was a then brand new 80) and I was considering upgrading from my '00 Tundra that I've had for 14 years to an 80 series. In my short search I found that it has almost entirely become a hobbyist vehicle. You have to be really dedicated to have one as...

100% agree. I’ve been driving a ‘00 4x2 Tundra since 2005, I recently picked up a ‘05 Sequoia 4x4. I was pleasantly surprised at the performance it has even though it’s hauling an extra 1000lbs around.

That's what I was thinking. At least they wear it well.

Same!! I wanted a ACLB V8 4WD and a RCSB V6 2WD with a 6MT w/ TRD blower for a street truck ;)

I've never heard of the LC100 bumper mod and I can't seem to find it in a search, can someone share info?

You don’t need tires to bolt them on and see how they look.