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Old 12-04-2018, 03:53 PM   #1
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You need special S15 bolts to bolt the HLSD to a standard ring gear.

Did he send you those bolts? Different from S13 and S14's. That have a visible hump on them.
https://frsport.com/nismo-38102-rs50...saAq5ZEALw_wcB

Also would change your input and output shaft bearings while you at it.
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You need special S15 bolts to bolt the HLSD to a standard ring gear.

Did he send you those bolts? Different from S13 and S14's. That have a visible hump on them.
https://frsport.com/nismo-38102-rs50...saAq5ZEALw_wcB

Also would change your input and output shaft bearings while you at it.
Good call, just ordered the bolts as they weren't included. The output shaft bearings are a good idea too. Guy says its low miles, but who really knows. Thanks for the tip!

Bolts same torque rating wise? I'm just following Nissan's FSM.
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