Clunk when backing left

[Tailwind]

Maytag
I don't turn until I clear one can, and it is in the garage on the right. Did I mention the sound comes from the left side?

Starter
Bump Stops are new, replaced with struts. I grabbed the coil spring and tried to shake it, and it is solid. This with the car raised and the LF wheel off.

[jaykay]

Check the front roll bar bushings and drop links. You may have camber or elevation changes on your driveway that are not present on the road

[maytag]

Originally Posted by Tailwind

Maytag
I don't turn until I clear one can, and it is in the garage on the right. Did I mention the sound comes from the left side?

You DID see the smiley-face, right? hahahaha.

[BrokenLinkage]

Used to notice the same thing when backing while turning sharply out of my space at work. Could not id a mechanical problem. Finally I attributed it to a slight difference in track angle of the front wheels at extremes of steering, causing tension that would release itself with the clunk when finally one tire had to abruptly skid a little bit sideways to relieve the tension. IDK if this is diagnostically accurate, but the clunk went away whenI just stopped cutting the wheel so sharply while backing.

[Tailwind]

Maytag...It's all good.
JayKay
Do you mean Sway Bar Bushings? I did replace the drop links.
They are the only things I didn't replace. Maybe I'll check the torque on the mounting bolts.

The driveway is flat in front of the garage and slopes away to the street at a 90 degree angle.

Thanks all for comments

[jaykay]

Yes I meant both. Worn sway bushes will yield a clunk at some point