Compatible Parts?

Hey Tundra Universe! Have a question. Just picked up one hell of a lemon, misadvertising and my fault for not double checking. So seeing what suspension parts not “vehicle specific” folks have used to build out there rigs with. Front axles, racks, etc.

 

For critical suspension parts, IE: upper and lower ball joints, I’d stick with Toyota. Shocks - depends on what you’re looking for. Bilstein makes good stock replacements to various lift and off-road needs. I think there are some good rebuilt steering racks - use the search function. There are several good brake options - I recently installed Brembo rotors with Toyota ceramic pads and new Toyota drums and pads.

 

For front axles I did Toyota but I didn’t have OEM Toyota cores to send back. This place gets good reviews.

https://www.cvjreman.com/

 

Welcome from NY.

 

If you mean stuff off other vehicles that can be used on a Tundra there isn't much. Most Sequoia parts will swap over but on suspension we don't share much with Tacos or 4Runners.

 

Well, there is the guy with a SAS front and manual x-fer case who I believe is swapping the rear axle out. @ethan1911

 

Welcome from MO. If your not looking for a performance off road suspension id stick with OEM parts. If you want modified suspension there are a few companies that make lifts and long travel kits or if your good with a torch and welder you can make about anything fit with enough work. I’m running a Dana 44 front, 14 bolt rear but a sas isn’t the option for everyone.