ShakenRoush05

Well, I think if you are going at this yourself without going to a shop you will have to start simple. If I were you, I would change one rear wheel bearing at a time, drive the car to see if this has eliminated the problem. If not my focus would be putting in a new set of gears. But truthfully, unless you are prepared to spend lots of time and money chasing this demon, I would take it to a qualified professional to diagnose and fix. Simple as that since it is very hard to help you from a distance. Hang in there, this too shall pass...

ruggeri5054

ya thats what im going to do, its a full pose rear so Im not screwing with it

metalvet

I'm banking that it could be the inner bearings on the drive shaft thats causing the roar noise.
I would have it inspected, along with the CV-Joint boot area also.

ruggeri5054

cant be..i checked all that ....its in the wheel bearings or the brakes