Repalced UCA, LCA, and Ball Joints, now Tire Rubs

[rgoldberg]

So I have an 04 TB EXT 4x4 4.2L, I have the MarcMc 2.5" suspension lift and I have i think 1.5" spacers behind the wheels and I have 32" Cooper Discovery Tires (32" about).
I purchased Moog components to replace the UCA, LCA, and Ball joints back in december, but Ive been traveling so much I finally had my local shop install them last week. Picked her up Monday when I got back in town and the TB handles much better, but I noticed the Passenger side front tire now rubs the inner fender when turned about 15 degrees. When I first put the lift and bigger tires on I cut away enough of the inner plastic to keep the tires from rubbing in a turn, so why all the sudden is the passenger side rubbing again?
If they had put the control arms on the wrong side then both wheel would have been moved forward and then both should rub, right?

I cant understand why one side is now rubbing.

 

[Inferno333]

Maybe one of the parts was the incorrect model.

 

[rgoldberg]

Maybe one of the parts was the incorrect model.

Yeah I'm gonna have to measure everything this weekend and see what's what.

 

[JimInRadfordVA]

Could also be that the components were worn when you cut the relief section, but now that the new parts are in , the geometry puts the tire in a position to rub.

 

[rgoldberg]

Right on, I Verified the parts are correct so either my parts have been worn for a while or my inner fender is looser than it was before.
I guess I could have avoided this thread if I had just taken the time to look a bit closer.

 

[JimInRadfordVA]

Yeah, but then I wouldn't have had anything to read while my students finished their test.

 

[HARDTRAILZ]

Did ou have it aligned before or just after the new parts. There is quite a bit of adjustment possible with alignment on these

 

[Sparky]

I'm thinking caster could cause that. It would affect position in the wheel well so if it isn't at the same caster position as it was earlier it could cause rubbing again.

As long as the alignment is all good I wouldn't worry much, just do a tad bit more trimming if necessary.