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Just got my Ford performance lvl kit put on with 265/70/17 falken wildpeaks and the truck is rubbing when cranked all the way to the right but not left. The picture shows where. Is this normal or a bad installation job?

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Rubbing the sway bar? That's a first I've ever heard of this with any setup...
 
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Rubbing the sway bar? That's a first I've ever heard of this with any setup...
It seemed weird to me to I’m thinking it may be a installation problem but am not knowledgeable enough to know for sure.
 

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What wheels are you running?
 

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It seemed weird to me to I’m thinking it may be a installation problem but am not knowledgeable enough to know for sure.
Did you change to wheels with greater negative offset than stock?
 


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Can those sway bars be adjusted?
 

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LT "E" rated or regular "SL" rated tires?

I ask because the LT "E" rated tire is 31.9" and the "SL" rated is 31.7". Also, which Wildpeaks? A/T Trail, A/T3W, M/T, H/T, H/T02?

The tire pictured on the Ford Performance Rangers are the BFGoodrich KO2 that are 31.6". Maybe it's enough to make a difference.
 
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LT "E" rated or regular "SL" rated tires?

I ask because the LT "E" rated tire is 31.9" and the "SL" rated is 31.7". Also, which Wildpeaks? A/T Trail, A/T3W, M/T, H/T, H/T02?

The tire pictured on the Ford Performance Rangers are the BFGoodrich KO2 that are 31.6". Maybe it's enough to make a difference.
They’re the at3w 115t sl rated tires. Maybe a spacer would work?
 

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They’re the at3w 115t sl rated tires. Maybe a spacer would work?
I really don't think they should rub. I wouldn't throw spacers on there without understanding why they are rubbing first. Spacers might just make them rub somewhere else.
 
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I really don't think they should rub. I wouldn't throw spacers on there without understanding why they are rubbing first. Spacers might just make them rub somewhere else.
Could it be a bad install?
 

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It could be that the caster on the one side is off. Which allows that tire to make contact with the sway bar
 
 



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