yes the driveshaft was balanced, its not the wheel bearings, at 60mph i feel it then it goes away until like 5-10 mph more and all the times it does it.

What tires do you have on it? Its pretty common for tires to give those sort of problems. Cheap tires, retreads, remolds, flat spots, balancing, theres a heap of reasons tires can do this. The fact that you can put it in Neutral and doesnt affect the problem suggests that the tires are contributing to this problem. Or, somethings bent.lol :D

well after all that searching around for obvious things and not finding the problem you may have to take a serious look at the underbody of your car.something sounds outta place/broke.good luck

I cannot remember, does the 92 come with a carrier bearing on the driveshaft? if it does, check that. One problem though, on my 87, the only way to get a new carrier bearing is from the dealership. very pricey.

I got toyo tires and i will check them out.THANKS ALOT EVERYBODY :)