Sequoia Lift

[Overland Commander]

Here is how I got the 33" tires under my 2018 Sequoia....

Installed 442 lift kit from Revtek (this works with air suspensions)...

33" tires rubbed the upper control arms with the stock wheels, so I got a set of Fuel Anza in 20"x9". These have the proper offset to accommodate 33" tires. The fronts rubbed the lower flexy air dam/spoilers ever so slightly in reverse at full lock, so I took the little plastic fantastics off.








BEFORE:

 

[SubeeBen]

Sweet looking rig .

 

[JCWages]

The wheels look great!

Did you mention if you had any plans to raise the rear to level it out?

 

[Overland Commander]

Its

The wheels look great!

Did you mention if you had any plans to raise the rear to level it out?

adjusted as high as it will go - gotta live with it now. I think the winch and other hardware will drop the front a little and put it where it needs to be

 

[JCWages]

Its


adjusted as high as it will go - gotta live with it now. I think the winch and other hardware will drop the front a little and put it where it needs to be

Ohh for sure. The which and mounting hardware should do it. :)

 

[Overland Commander]

Ohh for sure. The which and mounting hardware should do it. :)

That pic is also on a slope - it looks worse than it is. Barely down by the stern. On most ground it looks pretty level. BUT....

The winch will be on a front receiver hitch, so thats over 100 pounds in front of the axle. Plus a pre-runner bar and lights.

 

[Overland Commander]

Note: Interestingly enough, the air suspension on this bad boy has adjustability built right in. I found the information on how to adjust it, and it brought the truck right back to factory rake. Its an adjustment bar - you loosen a nut, slide the link up towards the frame, and tighten the nut back down. In the time it took to put the wrench back in the tool box, the compressor lifted the rear and restore the original ride stance/rake. Pics to follow.... HEre's the final lift

Also note that restoring the rake to it so it wasnt trimmed down by the stern restored 1-2 mpg instantly. I thought it was the heavy tires that cost me, but it was the nose-up attitude - however slight.

 

[Overland Commander]