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Old 09-22-2014, 08:46 AM   #1
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J30 5-bolt axles, where to get?
Hey guys, I need a drivers side J30 5-bolt axle and I cant find them anywhere. All auto parts stores as well as online retailers seem to be out of stock.

Any ideas?
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Old 09-22-2014, 11:39 AM   #2
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Have you try checking junk yards? www.car-part.com
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Yeah used ones are gonna be the alternative if I cant find new ones. Thx
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There hasn't been new ones at the auto parts stores in years. Even re-man they need your old core to rebuild them. So best bet would be wrecking yards. I found my set yrs back at a old wrecking yard.
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Old 09-22-2014, 07:55 PM   #5
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Junkyard or car enthusiasts your area. I brought mine for 130 bucks and found out that I pay to much.
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Six bolt one will work. Just knock out the half shaft and tap in the new one. Super easy.
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You mean 6 bolt half shafts from a 94+ J30 will fit into my diff?
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Yes that will work too. I knocked out the 6 bolt half shafts from my old s13 pumpkin for my j30 though.
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Still got em? Want to sell?
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Wait, forgot one thing, I have a 300zx NA diff in my S13. Still going to fit?
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Theyre all rs200 diffs. Yea should work.
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If you swap output flanges/shafts, your flanges must be vlsd flanges. Non -vlsd flanges don't work. ... I'm trying to find a set now. ... pricey new, hard to find used. Best bet would be to find a used 94+ j 30 diff and swap them out. .. sell the j30 diff as a five bolt after. ..
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