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I was looking at a 2010 370Z rear end and I noticed that the stub axles look to have the same shape, size, and number of bolt holes as the
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2010 Stub Axles different? Just threaded difference?
I was looking at a 2010 370Z rear end and I noticed that the stub axles look to have the same shape, size, and number of bolt holes as the older ones. The difference I noticed though is that they are threaded so instead of using bolts and nuts to attached the axles now all you have to do is just use bolts and the threads are in the stub axles. What I'm curious of is will it fit in older 370's and 350's still if you have the correct bolts to use?
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