Ep. 35. Rear Bumper 1st Gen Sequoia - Brute Force Fab Rear Bumper Install and Walk Around

1stGenOffRoad.com Shows You How To Install A New Brute Force Fab Rear Bumper On a 2004 Toyota Sequoia.
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[@Donkarnage223]

SICC dude!! You and Billy do a lot for the first Gen Community. Thank you for that!

[@anthonygonzales103]

Right on Josh! I got the front and rear bumper and the rock sliders. When to his shop and he installed the rear bumper and rock sliders. Took him less then 4 hours. It was your channel that let me know about him.

[@SEQUOIALOVER2002]

Hell yeah another 1st gen sequoia video

[@jdmbardo4699]

Your Install Video helps thanks, got the same bumper.

[@treehouseoffroad]

That's an impressive piece of engineering for sure! Great video as always my friend

[@1stgenoffroad]

No doubt. Billy's stuff is on point!

[@noahmerrill97]

You’re the man Josh! You’re the reason I got brute force fab in the first place what seems like so long ago. Now full circle watching you install another one is great 😁

[@1stgenoffroad]

Quite a complement. You and your truck are LEGEND!!!

[@shanereynolds5177]

Awesome upgrade Josh!!!

[@1stgenoffroad]

Thanks brother! 👊

[@kevinguzman1147]

Such a nice rig. Awesome work. Thanks for all you do.

[@1stgenoffroad]

Thanks brother!

[@hughgran]

NICEEEE!!!!!!

[@1stgenoffroad]

Thanks brother!!

[@samblevins1708]

I put that bumper on my 05 a few years ago. Wish I had done the dual swing outs vs the single like you did. If only because it's easier in town when loading/unloading but also at camp. It's kind of a pita to keep working around it. Did the same thing. straight to the powder coat shop. My powder coat failed after less than a year. Got it sandblasted off and just painted the crap out of it. Been great since. I see you already have some rust spots in your PC. Hope that doesn't end up like mine did. Also. Josh is a great resource for 1st gen stuff. I'm still riding on suspension from his shop and we've beaten that stuff up. @1stgenoffroad how did you sideways mount the jerry can holder? Might have to steal that idea.

[@1stgenoffroad]

Thanks brother. Yeah, I have some surface rust from some areas that didn't get coated. No bubbling yet. It's been on for about 9 months now, but I'm just now sitting down to finish the video. The jerry can holders mounted right up using the side of the holder.

[@heismyrefuge1027]

I think your side table is upside down but maybe you want it that way. Looks good! I love my bff on my tundra🤙

[@1stgenoffroad]

Could be. I positioned it so things would be less likely to roll off.

[@guaranteedV]

@@1stgenoffroad I thought the side panels were a great added feature. Now, we know we can have it both ways, that's handy!

[@sameersmerchant]

Looks awesome! What kind of roof rack is that?

[@1stgenoffroad]

Thanks. It's a Rhino rack for a 100 series land cruiser. I made if fit (almost perfect) with some 4Runner and land cruiser mounting brackets. Here's the video for that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXq1ZqiIfsZpqdE

[@compassmarkets..]

Im going to buy a set of those fuel wheels for my 4runner.

[@1stgenoffroad]

I love these wheels.

[@TheBillyBlack]

That thing looks sick. What are good headlight replacements. Not just bulb, the entire bodies. The cheap Amazon ones don’t adjust angle and scratch up bad.

[@1stgenoffroad]

Thanks. You know, I'm not sure. I've tried a set from Amazon and they didn't work well. I think I'm just going back with OE.

[@TheBillyBlack]

@@1stgenoffroad well, you are the man to find something if it exists. Still loving my 3” DOB/OME!!

[@WC1376C22]

Intresting to see that you are still rolling w/ your third row seats. BTW...how did that rusty a%$ hitch tow anything? LOL! Cheers from Katy.

[@1stgenoffroad]

Yeah, the 3rd row is the best part. And yeah, it looks like a lot of rust, but the metal is solid.

[@grumpygruntx]

My only complaint is no instructions for as much as the bumper cost. Issac Spoon's video saved my ass.

[@1stgenoffroad]

Isaac made a great video.

[@beejc1128]

Are there plans to sell these on you site?

[@flyingmulerider7166]

Josh- Can you give a link for this bumper and also your sliders? Thanks - David

[@1stgenoffroad]

'talk to Billy at bruteforcefab.com.

[@yodajolewis1728]

Great truck😀

[@1stgenoffroad]

Thanks brother!

[@Dieselnm101]

How are the OME2862 holding up with the extra weight? Did you have to use your bags? Are you considering a different springs with the added weight?

[@1stgenoffroad]

I've always run the 2862 springs,. I do have airbags as deflated as I can get them. I was fully anticipating having to swap out to a heavier spring. But with the deflated airbags, it really hasn't squatted much. I'm happy with the springs and plan to leave them.

[@Dieselnm101]

@@1stgenoffroad Great that good to hear. I’m doing a lil homework for the rear spring with added weight. I would hate to make the wrong choice and buy twice. I’m leaning toward the 2862.

[@zwhobbs]

Looks great ! I’ll try to remember to give you a hammer next time I see you.

[@1stgenoffroad]

Haha! Thanks brother. The best tool is the one in your hand LOL.

[@1stgenoffroad]

Hey, when are we gonna put you in a video?

[@zwhobbs]

@@1stgenoffroad You say the word. I got a son that would love to show off his 1st gen Tundra as well.

[@BrandonGlenn8867]

FYI. Looks like you have a crack in your hitch tube. 2:23 in the video. Unless its a piece of string or something.

[@BrandonGlenn8867]

NM, guess it doesnt matter because you replaced it anyway

[@1stgenoffroad]

​@@BrandonGlenn8867 Yeah... It was stored away safely in the dumpster.

[@thefertileearth5465]

I’ll get you a hammer for Christmas!

[@1stgenoffroad]

Guess I need one.

[@phxamigo]

Why did you quit carrying Brute Force bumpers for the Tundra on your site?????

[@1stgenoffroad]

long story. you can find one at bruteforcefab.com

[@phxamigo]

Already did, bought front and rear, plus sliders for my 05 Tundra DC, some of the best quality in industry, everything went on perfectly, nothing fought me and reasonably priced compared to a lot of “gougers” in the Toyota community!

[@1stgenoffroad]

@@phxamigo 100%