Pics of flipped stock uppers

Looking for pics of flipped stock upper front arms.Any issues with doing this on a toyota?

never really heard of anyone flipping the arms...u can put the balljoints on the top of the arms instead of the bottom tho

If you flip them the angle won't be good, and it will limit lift. Just pie cut them if they are binding right now. They look uglier upside down.

^^X2. Pie cutting is easy and clean. Allows you to angle the joints to exactly what you need.

what is the reason behind piecuting your uppers? i dont have mine done...didnt know why they needed to be

If the balljoint binds they are cut to make the balljoint at a better angle to lay and get the most lift possible. I put a tech here on doing it. Toyotas don't really need it unless you have stock spindles and a larger 18" tire, or drop spindles with decent sized 20s.

Edited: 4/9/2008 12:49:16 AM by TuckingLugs05

well i got 18's and stock spindles with a balljoint flip ...but i may unflip cause i dont need it anymore.you got a link to the tech

http://www.streetsource.com/forum/topic.aspx?method=reply&topic_id=90968&forum_id=16&forum_title=&M=False&S=True

i just finished my 94 toyota it has stock arms, 2 in drop spindles, stabilizer bar, i had to pie cut them so i could lay out flat without zing the frame with 20in by 9in rims. no z and layin flat oooyea