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Long Travel Suspension Kit / Tundra 00-06 & Sequoia 00-07

$ 3,445.00 – $ 4,220.00

Long Travel Suspension kit for the Toyota 00-06 Tundra and 00-07 Sequoia will achieve 14″ of fully-functional wheel travel in 2WD or 4WD

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The Long Travel Suspension Kit for Toyota Tundra 00-06 & Sequoia 00-07 will achieve 14″ of fully-functional wheel travel in 2WD or 12.5″ of travel for 4WD kits. The kit widens the trucks front stance 3.5″ per side. Combine this 14″ Long Travel kit with our Fabricated Spindles , 1″ Lower Uniball Conversion , or Steering upgrades for a bulletproof setup.

We took it a step above our competitors and made ¾” heims standard on the UCAs included in this kit! This will help to align your truck, even if you have a bent or fatigued frame.

Our Toyota  W-I-Y UCA Double Shears are not included but highly recommended in order to keep the UCA cross shaft bolt from bending during hard driving/ Off-roading.

Recommended grease for bushings – Maxima Waterproof Grease

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• 2000-2003 Toyota Tundra 2WD and 4WD
• 2004-2006 Toyota Tundra 2WD and 4WD
• 2000-2007 Toyota Sequoia 2WD and 4WD
• **Note: Please specify your year truck when ordering**
• 14” of wheel travel 2WD
• 12.5″ of wheel travel 4WD
• 3 1/2″ per side increased track width
• Fits 35″ tire size
• Fiberglass required: Yes
• Extended Front Brake Lines
• 2WD/4WD compatible
• 4130 Chromoly Uniball cups
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Long Travel Suspension Kit Includes

• Tubular Control Arms with 3/4″ heim pivots and 1” uniballs
• BOXED Lower Control Arms with Polyurethane bushing pivots
• Steering Connectors
• DOT Stainless Brake Lines
• Limit Straps and weld-on frame tabs
• Black Semi-Gloss Powder coated finish
• Upper Shock Coil Bucket Adapters for 8″ stroke coil over shocks*
• Grade 8 Hardware
• 17-4 Stainless Steel Misalignment Spacers
• FK 3/4 heim joints
• FK 1″ Uniballs
• Extended 4WD Axle Shafts with factory spline count for Toyota Automatic Differential Disconnect Hubs   (Customer must assemble axles with supplied axle shafts) ( 4WD KIT ONLY )

Small Lower Ball Joint:  00-02 Tundra Access Cab, 00-03 Sequoia ( Square bolt pattern )

Big Lower Ball Joint:  04-07 Sequoia, 03-06 Tundra ( Rectangle bolt pattern )

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Toyota UCA to Fabricated Spindles

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• Regular price $2,950.00

At 4.5” wider per side and 1” forward for extra firewall clearance, this kit allows up to 15” of useable wheel travel. Upper balljoints are replaced by 1” FK uniballs for maximum strength and durability, and stock rubber bushings are replaced by durable polyurethane or optional heim joints.

For 4WD kits, we build custom CV axles with heat treated 300m axle shafts and machined / rebuilt / rebooted OEM CV joints for added articulation and strength. Axles come completely assembled and ready to bolt on.

Kit includes: boxed upper and lower control arms with Energy poly bushings, tie rod extensions, extended steel braided brake lines (replaces hard and soft sections of stock lines), spindle to upper uniball adapters, and custom coilover top brackets. Arms come raw or powdercoated gunmetal grey.  Adjustable upper arms equipped with FK heims available as an option.

*Custom coilovers can be added to your order, message or email us for details!*

Rock crawling, trail running or prerunning a race course, this suspension does it all! 

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Discussion in ' Trip Reports ' started by smslavin , Jan 18, 2019 .

#1 smslavin [OP] New Member

Day 1 The day had finally come to move Roxy to Moscow. We flew Denver to Munich (9.5 hrs), short layover in Munich (1.5hrs) then onto Moscow (2.5 hrs). Customs was easy and the ladies working the desk were excited to hear that Roxy was going to the Bolshoi. Grabbed a cab from the airport to the Bolshoi. Holy crap. Russian traffic. The youtube videos are valid. Security at the Bolshoi does not speak English. Many hand gestures later, Roxy is getting the once over from the Academy doctor then it’s upstairs to find her room. A couple of students grabbed Roxy’s bags and helped her get upstairs. The ‘den’ mother for the floor showed us her room then helped us find sheets and a blanket. All in Russian. All business. She was practically running us up and down the hall. Roxy has 3 other roommates who are all 15. All three are Russian. Her basic language skills are already being tested. All three are super friendly and whatever couldn’t be translated through pantomiming was cleared up by the magic of the Google. The den mother grabbed a couple of older boys to show us down to the cafeteria so Roxy could get some dinner. Pasta. Vegetables. Fruit. Yogurt. In Russian, the cafeteria ladies told Roxy she had to eat all of the vegetables because they thought she was too pale. 20 hours of travel will do that. Back upstairs, we figured out what class Roxy was going to be in and one of her roommates helped her track down some of the students in that class. Again, all Russian. Bec and I sensed a theme occurring. More on that later. She became instant friends with her classmates. I find it amazing that kids can do that, language barriers and all. Somewhere along the way, we lose that ability which is a shame. While Bec helped Roxy get unpacked, I sat down the hall in the common room. Kids of all ages running through the halls. I picked up Russian, English, Spanish and Japanese. A couple of kids from Australia were stretching on the floor in front of me while a little boy was jumping from chair to chair speaking Russian into his phone. Winter break was just ending and the stream of kids with suitcases was nearly never ending. Roxy was finally settled so we took off to find the hotel. It was a short, 10-15 min walk from the Academy. Small, quaint, quiet. Definitely not on the tourist track.  

#2 831Tun heartless Bastrd

Wow. Fantastic for Roxy, gotta be super hard on the parents.  

#3 Broncobroke Super White Power

What an awesome experience for a young lady! I would think yes, it gotta be super hard on the parents.  

#4 Trooper2 Premium Lone Star Member / SSEM #13

Wow, cannot imagine this experience. I am sure she will do well. Hoping the whole family does well. Thanks for sharing!  

#5 ColoradoTJ Certified tow LEO Staff Member

How are the “Moscow Mules” over there?  

#6 TXMiamiFan SSEM #3 and tractor extraordinaire

Thanks for sharing, Sean. More of your awesome pics though of Russia. Also, can you run into the middle of the street and scream "Draaagooooo".  

#9 TXMiamiFan SSEM #3 and tractor extraordinaire

#10 Prostar 190 SSEM #9 I would rather be water skiing

What a great experience.  

#11 Toyokuhl New Member

Am I the only one who has no clue who Roxy is or why it is in moscow?  

#12 Trooper2 Premium Lone Star Member / SSEM #13

Toyokuhl said: ↑ Am I the only one who has no clue who Roxy is or why it is in moscow? Click to expand...

#13 smslavin [OP] New Member

#14 Black Wolf Bigfoot Hunter, Sasquatch too, but not Yeti

Super cool experience for Roxy. Great parents!  

#15 Toyokuhl New Member

Wow, not what I expected the answer to be. That is super cool. I now really like this story. Great experience I imagine  

#16 zcarpenter92 Yotas and Yellow Jackets

Sounds like one hell of a life experience for Roxy Sean! Glad to see that you guys were able to take her over and get her settled, I imagine that made things a lot easier for all of you. How's the weather in Moscow this time of year?  

#17 TXMiamiFan SSEM #3 and tractor extraordinaire

Toyokuhl said: ↑ Wow, not what I expected the answer to be. That is super cool. I now really like this story. Great experience I imagine Click to expand...

#18 TXMiamiFan SSEM #3 and tractor extraordinaire

zcarpenter92 said: ↑ Sounds like one hell of a life experience for Roxy Sean! Glad to see that you guys were able to take her over and get her settled, I imagine that made things a lot easier for all of you. How's the weather in Moscow this time of year? Click to expand...

#19 smslavin [OP] New Member

Day 2 - Tuesday 1/15 This was a day to get shit done. Medium gray daylight happened at 8am. We wandered downstairs for a traditional Russian breakfast spread. I recognized toast, oatmeal and panna cotta. Tried a little bit of everything else minus the meat spread. What I ate was awesome, what I didn’t, looked awesome. We walked back over to the Bolshoi to finish Roxy’s check-in process. On the way over was a lot of seeing and little photographing. It doesn’t matter where you are in the world, what color you are or the language you speak. So many basic things are the same. More paperwork plus settling a balance of 20 euros that had been subtracted during the bank transfers. They then sent us to the bank to pay for the extension on Roxy’s visa as well as get 3 copies of every page in her passport. Every. Page. Including the blank ones. A few blocks from the Academy was the local Sberbank branch. State-owned just like telecom, media and oil/gas. Single words and halting English got the visa paid for and one of the tellers helped me find the ‘switch language’ button on the ATM. Visa extension and receipt in hand, we walked across the street to the copy center. The copy center was really a do everything photo lab. In one corner was a guy making lattes. In another, a Fuji developing machine. Behind the counter was a single desktop copy machine. The woman next to me in line helped translate and we walked out with our copies to head back to the Academy to turn it all in. After dropping the remaining paperwork, it was off to find Roxy some sheets, a towel, a bathrobe and a few other necessities that were too big to pack. Down to the Metro. I’m not sure how to accurately describe the Moscow Metro. Pictures and words may not do it justice. The stations are super organized, clean and architecturally beautiful. I’ve never seen anything like them and each one is different. Some lines have new, modern trains while others are from the 60s. The older ones are much more fun to ride. Nostalgic. History. Lots of history. We headed down to the city center since that’s where the hotel suggested. Tons of shopping just none of it in our price bracket. There’s money here and those that have it, have lots of it. Bec and I were pretty floored at the shopping. Rodeo Drive doesn’t even come close. We needed to find something else but we needed some local knowledge. Popped into the Marriott to ask their concierge. Over the top helpful. She drew everything out on a map for us and off we went to the mall. A short subway ride later, with a line switch, and we emerged in Moscow suburbia. No cookie cutter, pop-up neighborhoods here. Apartment blocks in every direction but right across the street, the mall. Shiny, new, steel and glass. Completely out of place surrounded by the cold war era apartment buildings. We found the home store in the basement which was like a mini-Ikea. It was even laid out the same. Arrows on the floor and everything. Just no meatballs. Again, everyone was incredibly helpful in helping us get through the language and find what need. Back to the subway to make our way back to the hotel. Only a day in and this city was growing on me. So much of it is anachronistic I find it fascinating. Bec finds it a little unnerving but the artist in me can't stop loving it. So many contrasts. Last errand to run for Roxy was to get a SIM card for her phone but that could wait until tomorrow.  

#20 smslavin [OP] New Member

zcarpenter92 said: ↑ How's the weather in Moscow this time of year? Click to expand...

#21 TXMiamiFan SSEM #3 and tractor extraordinaire

Awesome pictures as always, Sean. Thanks for sharing this with us  

#22 Trooper2 Premium Lone Star Member / SSEM #13

Great stuff! Thanks for sharing.  

#23 zcarpenter92 Yotas and Yellow Jackets

smslavin [OP] said: ↑ it's dark. been snowing off and on every day. temps in the mid to upper 20s F although yesterday was cold, about -5C with wind and snow. it's a damp cold, not dry like denver, so it goes right through you. Click to expand...

#24 smslavin [OP] New Member

zcarpenter92 said: ↑ You gonna get to do any sightseeing there, like seeing the Kremlin and such? Click to expand...

#25 smslavin [OP] New Member

running gallery of images http://www.slavin-studios.com/moscow-1 this has everything, minus the video, that i've shot up until this afternoon. i'll continue to add to it. the images in there are a couple of days ahead of what i'm sharing in this thread.  

#26 Trooper2 Premium Lone Star Member / SSEM #13

smslavin [OP] said: ↑ running gallery of images http://www.slavin-studios.com/moscow-1 this has everything, minus the video, that i've shot up until this afternoon. i'll continue to add to it. the images in there are a couple of days ahead of what i'm sharing in this thread. Click to expand...

#27 TXMiamiFan SSEM #3 and tractor extraordinaire

smslavin [OP] said: ↑ i'm a little behind in the write up. yesterday we spent most of the day at red square visiting the state historical museum and lenin's tomb. tomorrow night we have ballet tickets down at the bolshoi theater. sunday we're running around with roxy and monday we head home. Click to expand...

#28 Notachickmagnet New Member

This is so cool ! What a great opportunity for your daughter! Your posts and pictures are great as always!  

#29 smslavin [OP] New Member

Day 3 - Wednesday 1/16 The waiter in the hotel restaurant brought Bec her coffee, looked at me then went and jumped on his phone. A huge smile crossed his face as he came back with a picture on his phone. ‘Your face. You look like this!’ The picture was of Tsar Nicholas II of the House of Romanov. ‘You just need longer mustache,’ grinning as he said it. Bec had been texting with Roxy. While technically, there isn’t a ‘uniform’ for her class, all of the Russian girls wear the same leotard and warm up outfit. She was adamant about having the same ones. She wants to stand out but she also wants to fit in. So, we added finding the Grishko store to our list for the day. First stop, though, was getting her phone turned on. Right around the corner, across the street from the Metro station, was the phone store, Tele2. A little bit of Google Translate and we got her on a month to month pre-paid unlimited plan. Unlimited. Cost? 400 rubles per month. Roughly 6 dollars. Per. Month. AT&T should take some notes. Off to the Metro and another cruise into suburban Moscow to find Grishko. More Metro stations to gawk over. The art and architecture is really amazing. We changed trains at the Lubyanka station. Just above is the Lubyanka building, home of the KGB and massive amounts of history. A few more stops later and it was back to the surface. Finding the Grishko store took a little bit of hunting but we finally found it out tucked into the back of a building. With a little math conversion, we took a guess as to Roxy’s European sizing and walked out with two leotards and a warm-up suit. Back on the train to city center to find some lunch and wander Red Square a bit. Christmas and New Year’s has just ended here so many of the decorations are still up. On our way up to Resurrection Gate, we got sideswiped by some street performers. We had a few laughs then I noticed the kid with the camera. Total tourist shakedown. I gave them a little bit of money then we walked away as they were still yelling at us for more. Got under my skin a bit but it’s part of traveling. We walked through the Gate and had to stand there for a moment to soak it all in. Pictures and movies do not do it justice. The gray sky, red brick, black cobblestones, the towers of St. Basil’s and the yellow wall of the Kremlin were quite the sight. Taking up almost the entire center of the square was the Christmas Fair and thousands of people. By this time, the daylight was beginning to fade as was the temperature. Bec wasn’t going to last much longer so we called it a day and headed back to the hotel.  

#30 smslavin [OP] New Member

Day 4 - Thursday 1/17 With our errands for Roxy complete, we had a day to ourselves so we headed back down to the city center to wander and see some sights. Getting off the Metro at Okhotny Ryad, we took a walk down Teatral’nyy Proyezd past the State Duma building, where there was a line up of black BMW 5 and 7 series sedans with official plates and blue gumballs on the roof, past the Bolshoi Theater and the Metropol Hotel then into a shopping arcade to try and find some peace from the wind. Crossing the street to the arcade, we passed the 4 Seasons which had six Maybachs waiting at the front door. Entering the arcade, we were greeted with a Bentley dealer as well as Ferrari along with several stores featuring very expensive suits in their windows. At the far end of the arcade was the GUM building which borders one side of Red Square. Ultra high end shopping with an interesting history. Originally, it had been the State Department Store and after the 1917 Revolution, it had the goal of being a private enterprise along socialist lines. Communism through consumerism. Stalin repurposed the building to house the administration for his Five Year Plan in the late 20s. After his wife’s suicide in the ’32, her body was displayed briefly in GUM. From there we wandered over to the State Historical Museum. Russian history has always fascinated me, much like Japan, and this place has been through so much. The Museum put it all into one place and it was a lot to take in. It was all there. Medieval ages, religious icons, the House of Romanov and even Lenin’s Rolls Royce. On the upper floors was a complete photographic history of Nicholas II and the photographs were incredible. Many looked like they had just been taken yesterday. Truly amazing. Several hours later, we wandered across the Square to Lenin’s Tomb. Snow had begun to fall. Once through the security check, we walked along the wall of the Kremlin towards the Tomb. Police outside. Military inside. The inside is all black marble and so quiet. There was a guard at every corner and a near constant stream of people. Several flights of stairs down and you come to the central room where he is enclosed in a glass box surrounded by a glowing red light. Lying there since 1924, completely preserved. The guards gently kept us walking. Outside, behind the Tomb and against the Kremlin wall is the Kremlin Wall Necropolis. Among those interred there are Suslov, Stalin, Kalinin, Brezhnev and Andropov. Snow was falling harder and the temperature was dropping. The cobbles of the square had turned into an ice rink. Getting back to the hotel, we decided to try and find local neighborhood place for dinner. A short walk through the wind and driving snow brought us to small, quiet little cafe. The owner could speak a little English and helped us order some traditional Russian dishes. Great place with wonderful food. Partway through dinner, the owner’s wife and son came in. He and his son immediately started up a game of chess.  

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Total Chaos Fabrication 3.5" boxed long travel kit for the 2000-2006 Toyota Tundra is constructed out of 4130 chromoly and is manufactured in the U.S.A

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• 3.5" extended 4130 chromoly tubular upper and lower control arms bolt to factory mounting locations.
• Upper ball joints are replaced with 1" uniballs for maximum travel and component strength.
• TOTAL CHAOS includes 1" I.D. uniballs that feature a heat treated stainless steel ball & heat treated stainless steel race for maximum corrosion resistance and component longevity. These uniball's also features a military grade PTFE woven fabric liner that helps prevent noise.
• TC's original tubular/plated lower control arms are designed with internal gussets and feature dual 2.5" shock capability.
• A secondary external bypass shock can be installed to increase dampening and tune-ability.
• Spring rate options offer the ability to customize your ride for your specific application allowing you to maximize tune ability and performance.
• Adjustable limit strap clevis' are included so that you can properly limit the suspensions droop wheel travel and make necessary adjustments during the life of the limit strap.
• Stainless steel DOT braided brake lines, TC custom 17-4 stainless hi-misalignment spacers and all grade 8 mounting hardware is included.
• TC 4340 custom extended axles reuse factory inner and outer CV's to retain 4wd. (axles are sold separately and not included with the kit)
• 2 stage powder coat process includes a durable clear coat to provide a long lasting finish.

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• 2.5" long travel specific coil over shocks bolt into the factory coil bucket location. Extended travel shocks are too short and will not work.
• Fiberglass fenders are required.

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