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kev R1

posted on 8/2/06 at 06:06 PM Reply With Quote
dash fixings

i'm picking my dash up for my indy on sat and was just wondering what sort of fasteners to use on the face of it,going to put rivnuts behind,was thinking about using black plastic type covers for the screws like you use on number plates? do you think this will be ok for a tempary measure? kev
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donut

posted on 8/2/06 at 06:32 PM Reply With Quote
I use round headed M6 bolts that use an allen key to do up. These with nylocks do the trick and the bolts are SVA safe!





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shortie

posted on 8/2/06 at 06:55 PM Reply With Quote
I used some of the black dome head fixings that you get with rubber well nus that are used to fix motorbike fairings. You can get them in Halfords for about £10 for ten or can get them from here

http://www.bsr-aerotek.com/store/index.php?cPath=271

These guys give good service and have some very nice fixings!!

HTH,
Rich.

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asn163

posted on 8/2/06 at 07:02 PM Reply With Quote
MAC can supply the fixings used by Donut if you want. Got some last week when I picked up my dash.

Simon

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