Subject	Easier. Unbolt, pull out. Insert new DS, tighten bolts. (n/m)
Posted by	en5 on February 24, 2008 at 12:44 AM
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In Reply To	thanks.... posted by 92TTDAILYDRIVER on February 23, 2008 at 07:19 PM
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Follow Ups	another drive shaft question - 92TTDAILYDRIVER 16:17:11 02/23/08 You wont regret puting in the onepiece. We have many - John@z1 16:35:20 02/23/08 Re: You wont regret puting in the onepiece. We have many (n/m) - 92TTDAILYDRIVER 16:49:09 02/23/08 another drive shaft question - 92TTDAILYDRIVER 17:25:36 02/23/08 I kind of do... - spyhunterTT(nj) 17:30:32 02/23/08 another drive shaft question - 92TTDAILYDRIVER 17:49:58 02/23/08 Re: I kind of do... - njz 19:21:32 02/23/08 Vibration could be a bad wheel bearing. (n/m) - TriniTT 21:09:37 02/23/08 I've heard clocking it at the rear helps - TTFairladyZ 21:45:34 02/23/08 I've had good results with the Z1 DS in two of my - Lazerrred 18:54:27 02/23/08 thanks.... - 92TTDAILYDRIVER 19:19:01 02/23/08 yup (n/m) - na300zx (OH) 19:57:53 02/23/08 Easier. Unbolt, pull out. Insert new DS, tighten bolts. (n/m) - en5 00:44:53 02/24/08 I've had both the one piece for auto and one piece for 5 - RAGTPZ 21:24:28 02/23/08
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