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D35 drive shaft yoke bolts


greasemonkey6886

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Anybody got any suggestions on what to replace those annoying little bolts with?:annoyed: Why they even bothered with the hex head is beyond me! Only thin you can use to get them out is a torx bit and if they have been in there for any length of time your gonna break that.
I thought about a 12pt. head like the rest of the driveshaft bolts but not sure if they even make them that small. Anybody got any ideas?
 


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yep, these guys


drill out these 4 holes a tad


easier to get a wrench on the nut
 

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Thanks a million 88_Eddie!! Those little bolts would make the pope cuss! I'm guessing no clearance issues with the nuts on the back?
 

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nope, you can get a 1/4" ratchet or at least a box wrench on them

they're a life saver. the stock ones were a piss poor design
 

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Best mod I've ever done, hands down!
 

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