92 Accord front left wheel clicking loud at 50 mph plus

have a front end and suspension check for loose /worn ball joints , steering rod ball joints , failing wheel bearings
check tires for belt separation , bulges and other defects,including balance
check wheel alignment as it can be castor wobble cause from failing coil springs

Noises are decieving. Cud be steering system or wheels or suspension. If ball joint fails car cud flip ovr.hav pro testdrive it. Seek a gudguy at surecritic.com

could be wheel bearings a tire or cv joints,

try getting motor mounts checked or struts or wheel bearings , start with mounts.

Sounds to me like you have a bad front hub. The good news is that the wheel speed sensors are part of the wheel hubs. The tricky part can be to figure out which side is bad. If the noise is worse when turning right, it is most likely the left side that is bad. You could try jacking up each corner and shaking the wheels to see if there is any play.

Bearing problems in the manual trannies is common, tear it down and rebuild it.

Your CV joint may have failed and and will need to be replaced. Inspect the left and right CV joints for any signs of damage. Cv joints are the left and right axle from the transmission to the left and right front wheels.
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it can be any of the above, rotate the tires and see if the noise location seems to change, but the last thing i would suspect is the CV, they just click when turning, the wheel bearing is my choice here, they roar, tires make a diff noise.

CV joints if you notice a difference when cornering, poping like noice is wheel bearings. Check CV boot to see if there is any separation in the boot that would allow the grease to get contaminated.

the grinding grating rattling annoying sound is yor axles (velocity joint) it could be a simple thing as the boot rubber poping out and the grease spilled off or the bearing is shelling. In any case have the joint repaired or replaced. After this you will need to align as the changing or removing of the joint messes the alignment up.