Can someone help me Im having trouble with my new Fox fork on my bike?

sounds to me like you should leave your Damn bike alone and ride it more than work on it.....back again for question #2...think about that! First off you never cut a steerer tube crooked and that is why you use this tool to cut it: http://www.performancebike.com/shop/profile.cfm?SKU=20410&subcategory_ID=4209 or the preferred Park tool and then you also never change a fork unless you have one of these: http://www.performancebike.com/shop/profile.cfm?SKU=17620&subcategory_ID=4209 or the preferred Park tool, and if your crown race was bent or not included on the new fork then you both are fired! you need a new one on the new fork and that is the problem likely. I have changed over many a fork and it isn't hard and have made noises actually go away. There is a chance that you need a new headset too as most good forks come with a new headset these days. Now here is the real kicker, what in the hell are you putting a Fox anything on this bike for??? I am sure others will agree with me, yes , it is your $ to do with as you please but this frame does NOT rate a FOX fork at all, sorry! Now one other possibility is that you need a 2mm headset spacer to go in there somewhere and your spacers are not correctly sized for the new length of your steerer tube cut which may not be correct either? If you would have let the bike shop do this in the first place it would not have cost you a lot to begin with anyway....think about that too.