I have a 2005 ram 1500 2wd, I have it lifted 13 inches. I have positive camber and my upper control arms are maxed out. I've done some research and found people have trimmed the inside of the upper control arm brackets. will this fix my problem? I'm sceptical on doing this. Is it safe?

 

No idea.. but how did you get to 13"s of lift? What kit or is it custom?

 

We need to see some pics.

 

REALLY NEED PICS to see this 13" 2x4 lifted.. Gotta be something to see.

 

There is a company that makes lift kits that big for 3rd gen 4x2 rams but they are like 7000$ lol

 

Sitting on 37's

 

That's crazy big. Me like!!!

 

Has anyone ever cut upper control arm mount for allignment? I need help!

 

Ive never done it to my Ram, but have done it to sports cars to get additional alignment range without adjustable arms...

I would say it depends on how far you are off..I wouldnt take more than a bit of metal off the ends of the eccentric hole. Unless you are very careful it can make your alignment and caster unstable (for example if you cut the holes irregularly)...

Also, dont forget they set both camber and caster using those upper control arm bolts. Personally, since its a truck and you are lifted so high I would avoid it...Id sooner find or make some adjustable arms.