Installing TRD PRO Seqouia shocks on 2023 SR5 help!!

the shocks are identical yes..the front spring is could be a tad shorter but don’t have a pic (i’ll get one soon) the rear is much shorter like 1”+ as seen in this pic here ..stock SR5 rear spring on left , TRD PRO Sequoia rear spring right..

i bet you the spring rates are close enough if you use the wescott preload or whatever to achieve desired height it could work no problem ..

i’m selling this set up if anyone is interested ..TRD pro front and rear shocks with the Sequoia TRD PRO springs 1500$ for it all ..it will come as a full front strut with the top tree so to install the wescott you’ll have compress spring take the top tree off before reassembling no big deal

 

That is...quite the difference in spring length...hmm...

Sorry to hear about this...and any advice that might have caused it...

 

I am not a suspension guy but can’t you just stuff the other spring back in?

 

He kept the Tundra spring in...the Sequoia spring is much shorter...

 

For everyone’s awareness. I installed Pro shocks on my SR5 4x4. Gave about 2.25” in the front but may settle a tiny bit.

 

copy confirmed thanks …. it’s the different size springs the TRD PRO SEQUOIA comes with that don’t give the tundra the proper lift without spacers or pre load collar … . the shocks are identical 2022 and up ..good looking SR5

 

Looks great! I'm thinking of this right now... what did you do about the rear spring? Did you get a new spring or spacer to match the front lift or left it stock? Also, did you take pre and post measurements of the front and rear?

 

I was looking for a follow-up to this. Did the front settle? Did you replace your rear spring or keep it stock? Did you ever taken measurements?

 

I’m in the opposite boat looking to bump up the front my 2024 sequoia SR5 TRD OR. Based on the above I’m wondering about swapping in some equivalent Bilseteins from a Tundra to level it out. The sequoias have a ton of front rake, even the TRD Pros. Not sure why. That might explain what’s going on.