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Originally Posted by Flashfire88
If it follows wheel speed it could be a bad cv joint/axle considering you are lowered which is what kills them, just because its not entirely broken doesn't mean it is, it could just be near its failing point or damaged slightly. I'd make a thorough inspection of the wheels and fenders to make sure nothing is stuck or a heavy plugged nail in a tire.
You also said that it doesn't do it when accelerating which would make me think it'd come from the front due to the car lifting up and the rear coming down but you say it comes from the center'ish area so that gets ruled out, if it gets louder when braking i'd check the front side first, lift your car and wiggle each tire side to side to also rule out wheel bearings, if theres and play in it that could be a cause.
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yeah i was talking to stay crushing and he was saying axles/cv joint so im gunna hit up the facebook buy sell see if someone has an extra set of stock axles that i can throw in to see if that fixes it or not. if so ill invest in some brand new ones after those break
thanks for your help bro!