It almost sounds like your tie rods are bending

 

you're at idle. it's nothing that has to do with turning.

check everything as what everybody else said

 

alllright thanks for all the info everyone, gonna mess around with it on saturday and if i cant find out what it is ill bring it to a tech and ill update you all on what it is

 

R U serious, or was that an attempt at a joke?

 

^^^He probably meant rack and pinion.

 

^ Duh! The point in asking was to find out whether english was his 2nd language, or if he was giving advice when he knew nothing of the subject, or "racket" was intended humor (rack & pinion making noise, a "racket")...but you blew it.

 

get it checked out quick and dont drive it or youll f it up more

 

its more or less an inside joke w/ me and my boys, but trust me i know what im talking about

 

Alright heres the verdict, got my brakes n all that ____ done but the tech told me he thinks its a steering rack problem because they greased up the whole front end and the place i brought it to doesnt do that kind of work. So my question is now, what kind of problems and money am I looking at if its steering rack related?? I have no idea what a steering rack is or no knowledge in it at all

 

from the noise i hear it sounds like your outer tie rods or your lower ball joints have lost the grease in them. You hear that noise alot on ford's. First step would be get a grease gun and a needle point attachment and lube up the outer tie rods and drive for abit and see if it gets better, then do it the same with the lower ball joints..

 

sounds like a spring. Try tightening up the nut on top of the shock, it may be loose. Does the noise come from one wheel or both?

 

If they dont do that type of work i seriously doubt they actually greased the outer tie rods and lower ball joint, if i remember correctly our outer tie rods and lower ball joints dont have zerk fittings and you need a needle piont to get the grease in them. i would highly recommened having this done first before you through parts on it....

 

alright thank you to you all. im gonna go check the nuts on top, and gonna try greasing everything up either today or tomorrow depending on this damn storm comin up here. but as for the noise i think its on both wheels. much appreciated for the help from everyone though

 

Honestly, my tC made a similar noise about a year I guess after I had installed my TEIN lowering springs. I searched for some huge problem, but it was just my strut tower bolts came loose, and my strut tower was twisting and torquing in the hole. May not be your problem, but you can check.