JL3 RIVETS
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Fruitjuice
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When buying the rivets, check that both the rivets and the nails are stainless, as this is not always the case...
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wack 63
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Instead of messing about with rivets all the time why not weld nuts inside the end cap and use stainless button head M5 Allen screws.Its a lot easier whenever you need to repack tailpipe and using a dab of loctite they never come loose like rivets. You can MIG weld to stainless easy enough.
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burridge01
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Easer said then done flowerwack 63 wrote:Instead of messing about with rivets all the time why not weld nuts inside the end cap and use stainless button head M5 Allen screws.Its a lot easier whenever you need to repack tailpipe and using a dab of loctite they never come loose like rivets. You can MIG weld to stainless easy enough.
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burridge01
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uYou'v got my number you cantlockman69 wrote:That's fecked then, eh burridge01!Dazza wrote: it does take a lot of effort.
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