Performance and off-road parts for the 1st gen Toyota Sequoia and its 4.7L 2UZ-FE V8 — JBA headers, Magnaflow exhaust, StopTech brake upgrades, lift kits and lighting from LC Engineering.
ReadyLIFT SST Lift Kit
(+2.5" Front & +1.5" Rear)
This SST Lift Kit for the Toyota Sequoia will get rid of that "stink bug" stance while retaining your factory ride. Toyota pickups are built around...
K&N 63 Series Aircharger Performance Intake kit
Unleash your engine's true potential with the K&N 63 Series Aircharger Performance Intake System. Built to replace the restrictive factory air box and...
K&N 57 Series F.I.P.K. Performance Intake SystemÂ
Unlock the hidden potential of your Toyota V8 with the K&N 57 Series FIPK (Fuel Injection Performance Kit). This system is engineered to replace the...
2UZ High Output Alternator
(U.S. Models ONLY)
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LC Engineering's high output alternator is the answer to all your charging issues. Running big off-road lights, killer stereo or a winch? Then this is...
The 2UZ-FE 4.7-liter V8 is a genuinely good engine held back by restrictive factory exhaust manifolds. Headers are the single change that wakes it up most, and it is where owners consistently start.
The 2005 change is real, not cosmetic — Toyota revised the 2UZ with VVT-i for 2005, and the earlier headers do not fit. Behind the headers, the 2001-2006 Sequoia 4.7L Magnaflow exhaust finishes the system, or browse cat-back exhaust options.
Brakes Before Power
A 5,000 lb wagon on larger tires needs brakes before it needs horsepower, and the 1st gen Sequoia is under-braked from the factory once tire size goes up. The StopTech 4-piston rear big brake kit covers 2003-2009 Sequoia along with the 4Runner, FJ Cruiser and GX 470. See all brake upgrade kits.
The 1st gen Sequoia shares its platform and drivetrain with the 2000-2006 Tundra, which is why many parts here are listed for both. If you cannot find something on this page, check the 1st gen Tundra catalog — it is frequently the same part. Browse the rest by system: suspension, drivetrain, body and steering.