King suspension rub issues

hello just installed my king suspension with icon UCA’s & AAL.
I’m getting rubbing issues even after install can’t seem to find where. Anybody have any idea of a fix or possible answer where I went wrong.
I’m running all terrains 285s, method 305s

1st image: driver side
2nd: passenger side
3rd:alignment specs

 

Tire rubbing or suspension components?

 

Rubbing issues where?

what is the full specs on your wheels and tires?

 

Can’t find the rubbing anywhere seems like it’s on the coil. I Feel it when making turns. Tire size 285/70/17

Method 305s believe offset is 0.

 

How much lift did you gain with the way your Kings are set up?

Have you trimmed the fenders at all? How about done the CMC?

what does it sound like?

many evidence of rubbing? If so, where?

 

@whatstcp no I was on spacers and just installed the king suspension today then got it aligned.

 

Definitely going to be the tires rubbing on inner fender or cab mount, not the coils themselves

 

@Brofessor have not yet taken measurements. No trim or cmc yet. Coil on driver side looks Slightly scuffed up.

 

before you start hacking away, you will need to determine where you are getting your rubbing.

It is very likely that you are rubbing your tire in the front fender-well and in the back, as well as the cab mount.

 

Yup you guys are right def closest to the back side of where @whatstcp was saying. Best fix for this another alignment or CMC?

 

I had those same UCA's and my caster liked to be in the 3 to 4 realm. I think you hit the nail on the head, the alignment shop was fighting it.

 

We need to see the pictures of the scuff you are talking about or else people will dismiss it.
Please try to give as much info as possible. What you have done to the car. Don't make us fish for answers for you.

 

Op, go to an empty lot. Take a buddy. Have your buddy crank left and right slowly, while you examine both drivers and passengers sides. Identify the rubbing. Have your buddy creep forward and in reverse as well so that you can best identify the problem areas.

 

very good advice.

 

@Brofessor @whatstcp @UCantHeng my apologies. Will let it rub and see where it is distinctively coming from I will keep you guys updated
Sorry again
Thanks !!