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Need better pics of the damage. Or is this an excuse for a new hood and scoop? :D

https://www.toyteclifts.com/complete-lift-kits.html also add SPC uper control arms if you want better alignment.

Agree 100% that is a good place for a leak.

Get a pair of SPC upper control arms. Then alignment and add a little caster. I run 285/65X18 on my 2015 double cab 4x4 with 3" Toytec lift.

I have 18" wheels and 33" tires. But I also have a 3" lift.

If you drive and like it I would make a reasonable offer of $20K and make sure you point out all the shortcomings (dings, scratches, high miles, not the color you wanted, etc). Also explain you have a tight budget so you are firm on price and you know where another truck is for that price that...

I'm in central california so hot summers and mild winters. Like I said before, I let the idle come down, I guess about 1 minute in summer and maybe 2 minutes in winter. No need for long warm-ups as no snow or freezing temps here.

I wait until I see the idle come down a bit. Like at least 30 seconds or more. Probably like a full minute.

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I like my 2015 with nav but I don't like when the sun reflects on the screen. Wish Toyota would have looked at Lexus and installed the radio like the Lexus RX350. It is sunken a few inches so no reflections ever.

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Buy a complete kit and include upper control arms for alignment and clearance. There are lots of choices. I went with the Toytec Boss kit with SPC upper arms. 33" tires on 18" wheels. Carrier bearing drop kit. My lift is 3" and don't go more as that is pretty much max. The get alignment, add a...

Yes, use a carrier bearing drop.

I would not recommend a spacer lift. But yes, aftermarket UCA will help from rubbing factory UCA and alignment.

With one wheel toe-in and the opposite wheel toe-out, that's going to cause issues. Not sure what your suspension and lift is. I went with SPC uca's and have a 3" lift (Toytec) and had my caster increased which helped keeping the truck from wandering a little.

What are you rubbing against? What kind of lift? What year truck? Need a lot more info.

if you do a 2" leveling kit you will need to remove some plastic pieces and with 33" tires you will have some rubbing. Depending on offset, you could have rubbing on upper control arms. I don't like spacer leveling kits if that is what you plan on. I have a Toytec 3" lift with SPC upper arms and...

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If you are going to lift, don't use a spacer lift, been there and ended up replacing with a full suspension lift kit from Toytec including SPC upper control arms. Many will chime in here with lots of info for you. All kinds of lift kits available. My truck is a 2015 double cab, v6, 4x4, auto...

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