Have you had it off the ground, and given the wheel a good wobble?

 

The two rear wheels have both been off today to do the coil mounts and check things, both fine

 

Is the sound maybe 'travelling' and it's a driveshaft knocking?

It could be a suspension bush which looks OK up on a jack, but which compresses and knocks under load.

That's the best I can offer!!

 

Been wondering about drive shaft, 3 of us think the sound is coming from the back but maybe you're right about the sound travelling.

Rear suspension was all replaced last year so shouldn't be that.

Can you tell when a drive shaft has gone by looking at it ? And which side would it likely be?

 

What side is your exhaust on,. Need a helper here AND someone you really trust
Start your engine.
Get a cloth grab hold of the tail pipe and move it from side to side, and up and down..
Now move out the way, get the person to put the car in first gear and hold the clutch on the bite.
get them to dip and bite the clutch, the engine will rock backwards and forwards.
ONCE happy THE person understands this get them do it, while you hold onto the tail pipe..
See if you feel the tail pipe raise up, or move from side to side, while the engine is on clutch bite.

JUST be careful not to stand behind the car too long with the engine running..
AND go have a glass of milk afterwards . ( Stop you getting headache, and that horrible taste in your mouth )

 

Exhaust is at left, noise is from right. I def don't want to get run over that might be one check too far lol

 

For anyone else - the problem was at the front; anti roll bar links on both sides causing the knocking sound on cornering.

 

Glad you solved it!!