ICON 2022-2023 Toyota Tundra 1.25-3.5in Stage 5 Suspension System (BILLET) | K53195

Product Title:
ICON Stage 5 Billet Suspension System (SKU: ICOK53195) for 2022-24 Toyota Tundra — 1.25″-3.5″ Lift

Product Description:
The ICON Stage 5 Billet Suspension System (SKU ICOK53195) is a fully integrated suspension upgrade engineered for the 2022-2024 model years of the Toyota Tundra. This system is designed to deliver enhanced ride control, improved travel, heat dissipation, and refined alignment geometry for both on-road and light off-road applications.

Technical Features:

• Front coil-over assembly: Uses ICON’s V.S. 2.5 Series front coil-overs with vehicle specific valving and shock length. These allow for a front lift range of approximately 1.25″ to 3.5″, depending on model/trim and other variables. 

• Rear shock upgrade: Includes ICON’s remote-reservoir upgraded rear shocks (relative to Stage 4) to improve rear-end damping under extended load/use. 

• Billet Upper Control Arms (UCAs): The billet UCA set provides increased strength, alignment correction (caster/camber), and improved articulation compared to OEM components. 

• Designed compatibility: Engineered specifically for the 2022-24 Toyota Tundra platform (various trims) and sized to support wheel/tire packages up to ~35″ diameter when properly installed and aligned. 

Technical Considerations:
This Stage 5 system is not a basic leveling kit—it is a high-precision performance-oriented suspension package. Installation requires experienced mechanical capability, proper alignment (post-installation caster/camber), and verification of fitment relative to other aftermarket modifications (wheels/tires, brake upgrades, differential drop considerations). The increased lift and altered suspension geometry may require recalibration of driver assistance systems and possible auxiliary components (e.g., differential drop) depending on final tire size and load conditions. 

Expert FAQ:

1. What lift range is supported by this Stage 5 kit?
   The kit is engineered for approximately 1.25″ to 3.5″ of front lift when installed on a normally equipped 2022-24 Tundra and used with the included billet UCAs. 

2. Why upgrade to remote-reservoir rear shocks?
   Remote reservoirs increase oil volume and surface area for heat dissipation, reducing shock fade and maintaining consistent damping under sustained heavy load or off-road use. The Stage 5 rear shocks bring this benefit relative to previous generations.

3. Are all Tundra trims compatible?
   The system is designed for 2022-24 Tundra models; however, some trims or packages (e.g., those with adaptive suspension or other factory modifications) may require additional review. Confirm fitment with vehicle VIN and trim specifics.

4. Will I need additional modifications after installation?
   Possibly. Depending on tire size, added accessories (bumpers, winches, etc.), and usage, you may need recalibration of ADAS systems, differential drop kits, or other geometry-related adjustments to maintain handling and drivetrain integrity.

5. What maintenance or inspection should I plan?
   Given the performance nature of the components (coil-overs, billet UCAs, remote reservoir shocks), a periodic inspection of mounting hardware, upper control arm joints, shock body condition, reservoir hose integrity, and alignment is advised. Re-torque and check for any abnormal wear or geometry shifts particularly after initial break-in and after off-road or high-load use.

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Expert FAQ:

1. What lift range is supported by this Stage 5 kit?
   The kit is engineered for approximately 1.25″ to 3.5″ of front lift when installed on a normally equipped 2022-24 Tundra and used with the included billet UCAs. 

2. Why upgrade to remote-reservoir rear shocks?
   Remote reservoirs increase oil volume and surface area for heat dissipation, reducing shock fade and maintaining consistent damping under sustained heavy load or off-road use. The Stage 5 rear shocks bring this benefit relative to previous generations.

3. Are all Tundra trims compatible?
   The system is designed for 2022-24 Tundra models; however, some trims or packages (e.g., those with adaptive suspension or other factory modifications) may require additional review. Confirm fitment with vehicle VIN and trim specifics.

4. Will I need additional modifications after installation?
   Possibly. Depending on tire size, added accessories (bumpers, winches, etc.), and usage, you may need recalibration of ADAS systems, differential drop kits, or other geometry-related adjustments to maintain handling and drivetrain integrity.

5. What maintenance or inspection should I plan?
   Given the performance nature of the components (coil-overs, billet UCAs, remote reservoir shocks), a periodic inspection of mounting hardware, upper control arm joints, shock body condition, reservoir hose integrity, and alignment is advised. Re-torque and check for any abnormal wear or geometry shifts particularly after initial break-in and after off-road or high-load use.