Noise at full turn... 2002 tacoma dbl cab 4x4

Oh so installed a DS into PS rod ends on the rack or vice versa? I see it now. Yeah that's messed up, that type of shiz causes accidents man

 

Only hold the wheel all the way right when backing up out my driveway usually

 

fk! guys am I’m gonna wreck or something soon? I take it high speeds everyday. Y’all sound like google when you look up a cold symptoms. It’s been several months since I had it done. I only noticed it after the lift and the supposed front end suspension that needed replacing before they were willing to install. MF I already got $18,000 into a truck that’s almost 20 years old
EDIT=90mph 2 day

 

Passenger underneath

 

Turn the wheel to make it rub or whatever and take us a good picture man

 

Passenger top

 

Yeah someone said wrong tie rod end and that's what it looks like. You can't install it that way on accident, so they did it on purpose.... I just don't understand why man.
Anyways if you haven't died yet, I guess just keep living life in the fast lane my man, and keep on dumping money into this money pit. 18k?!??! Are you crazy??? Im glad you kids spend it though because keeps my truck value high

 

Good idea, I rub every once in a while, but I've been way to lazy to try and find out exactly where on my fenderwell I'm rubbing

 

I couldn't tell you man. Only thing I can think of is they noticed it after when they double check but then they thought oh well won't matter..... I guess. I don't understand how those decisions are made. But you know it's wrong now and you know it needs to be addressed on their dime. Not yours.

 

I sure hope so

 

I know right, I took my truck in to the tire shop in my town to get my A-arms installed (I'm a mechanic, I could have done it myself and I have all the tools to do it) but they only charged me like 120 bucks to install them so I was like "Fuck yeah, less work for me!" Anyway they fuckin used a half inch impact to put my wheels back on and stripped a few of the wheel studs. I do all my own shit now besides alignments.

 

Yea I would too if I had a workshop and equipment

 

I don't have all the fancy shit, but a lot of hand tools and power tools. I just work on my truck in the driveway with a floor jack and stands. I want a shop though one day lol

 

My driveway is gravel and slanted so tight garage and driveway is not suitable. Garage is for motorcycle

 

You need some buddies that know how to work on shit. Most shops pay their employees as little as possible. So the mechanics that stay are the shitty ones that don't deserve to be paid more. It's hard to find places that do quality work, people always taking shortcuts to get the job done faster and make more profit.