Ok, so the park brake cables don't even touch when the car is on the ground without any zip ties. I lifted the car up a bit to simulate if you hit a good bump and how the rear suspension might rise and just tip tied away just barely from that point. So to clarify, when the car is up in the air, the cables hit the wheels, but as you put the car down they move away. The park brake cables were hanging up and applying the rear brakes due to the bend I put them on to get them away from the wheels with no load on the suspension. I might still have a slight issue with the left rear cable or retractor spring on the caliper hanging up but pulling up the parking brake is much easier now. Hopefully they don't rub, most importantly hopefully I don't catch air, otherwise it will rub! I hate these kind of repairs, there is just no great way to fix it without a lot of headache.
It's like eyeballing your wheel alignment, looks good until you drive it and it pulls left and the steering wheel is 90 degrees off.
Chris