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Drive shaft question

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GSX_beast

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Jan 24, 2012
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
I am trying to put my 97 gsx back together after sitting for a while. I have the drive shaft mounted, just not sure how it bolts to the rear differential. I have a bunch of bolts lying around just need to know the sizes. I wish I kept track of everything during disassembly, it's kinda like a giant puzzle now.
 
So the bolts go through the drive shaft and differential mounting holes and are bolted on the back side?
 
Four bolts, four lock washers, four nuts. The bolts are 8mm, with 12mm hex, as are the nuts. The bolts will have a "10" on the hex, identifying their grade. The bolts go through the flange of the driveshaft and into the companion flange on the dif housing, they can only go in one way because there is no room to put the bolts through the opposite way.
 
Four bolts, four lock washers, four nuts. The bolts are 8mm, with 12mm hex, as are the nuts. The bolts will have a "10" on the hex, identifying their grade. The bolts go through the flange of the driveshaft and into the companion flange on the dif housing, they can only go in one way because there is no room to put the bolts through the opposite way.
Lock washers and nuts go on backside of flange.
 
Illustration for dummies.
 

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