BMC done but still rubs :( UCA recommendation?

I just installed New wheels/tire 35x12.50x 18 Toyo open country rt fuel wheels and I don’t rub. I took out my mud flap and trip the black piece up front where the front wheel rub

 

Nice! What’s your rim offset?

 

I have 18x9 +20 I should of went +0 offset

 

I’m running a 0 offset right now and it rubs a tad bit on the body mount still. I just bought some adjustable UCAs, still waiting for them to be delivered.

 

OP did you solve this? Having this very problem but I also have camburg UCA's with bilsteins 6112 at top setting. Just got a BMC but still rubbing with 295/70.

 

Man I wish I can give you some good advice on how to fix that besides trying what I did. I ended up having install the SPC adjustable UCA's in order to clear it. I had Toytec do the alignment and they were able to give me a little positive caster to clear the body mount. I'm assuming there has to be other folks on here who have that same setup as you that can probably speak to it. Try creating a new post??? I'm sure someone who has way more knowledge than me can chime in. Goodluck and hopefully you get it fix.

 

Wholy shiz. Thats one of the funniest things I've seen in awhile!

 

The 0 offset makes it a little tougher to fit 35's.

 

Ok so I'm bumping this with a possible solution. I had BMC done and was still rubbing 295/70 0 offset. Got CB shims ( 2 on each side) and also bumper shims and 6112 on top setting. Getting slight rub now but totally drivable. Apparently camburg UCA's suck, they are not adjustable (which I knew) and have built in castor. Basically if you guys want to go hard on your tire set up go with SPC for the adjustability.

 

I've ran Total Chaos and SPC arms on multiple rigs. For what you are trying to achieve i'd highly recommend going with SPC arms as they have a very high degree of adjustability built into them with an OEM style ball joint.

Total Chaos will give you more wheel travel, but at the expense of not having the same amount of adjustability and they are quite a bit noiser than an OEM ball joint.