Front Brakes...

[Silversubi03]

I seem to have run into a snag with replacing the front pads on my 03 wrx. Once I finished installing the new ones my drivers side wheel makes a clicking sound when driving straight at 35+mph, the pass. side wheel grinds when I turrn all the way to left, and my steering wheel shakes slightly at low speeds and with gradually increasing violence as my speed increases. I had the rotors turned, and replaced the pads and the caliper mounting bolts. i used disc brake hardware lubricant where ever needed. I am assuming that I put something back together incorrectly. Does anyone have any exploded view of the front braking system that I could use as a reference? Or does any body have any clues as to what may be causing this? Maybe over/under torquing a bolt?

[SD_GR]

Under torqued lug nuts come to mind.

[Silversubi03]

Under torqued lug nuts come to mind.

I checked that first, they were over torqued, but I corrected that and the problem persists

[SD_GR]

Are the wheels seated correctly?

[FMS]

Does it make noise while turning and moving?

[Silversubi03]

since i lowered the lug torque the drivers side has stopped making noise but when I make a complete left hand circle the pass side is still rubbing causing a rough metallic grinding noise. I have a feeling its the top edge of the rotor rubbing the caliper mounting bracket, as there are no visible grooves being made on the braking surface of the rotor. If it is that the wheel is not seated properly how would I confirm that? I've taken the wheel off several times is there a remounting trick with these cars that I am not privvy to?