Roll Pan install ???
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http://www.avdel-global.com/en/produ...t-nutsert.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/METRI...motiveQ5fTools
There are cheaper versions available.....but these things are brilliant. I replaced all/any of those plastic nut units and all self tapping screws in the engine bay area of my Burb with these and stainless allen key bolts.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/METRI...motiveQ5fTools
There are cheaper versions available.....but these things are brilliant. I replaced all/any of those plastic nut units and all self tapping screws in the engine bay area of my Burb with these and stainless allen key bolts.
How to do my exhaust is my next hurdle. Something like you have going, Just dumping them without tips behind the wheels. What I want to do is take them through the roll pan.
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if thats the one from the ebay guy i posted up a while back good choice! i just used the sheetmetal screws that came with it to put it in. just be sure it fits good because i didnt and have it kinda wedged in sitting back a little. its not awful but not pretty either
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How the little things excite me.
Still driving me nuts, Nothing out the back, through it, cutouts along the bottom. Damn the choices.
Not sure if its the same guy. No sheet metal screws with it. Looks like a quality piece. Haven't laid it to the truck yet. Some track time coming up this weekend and don't want to tear it down.
I'm sure I'll go overboard with the fitment. Already have the straight edges, clamps, miscellaneous tools laying on the work bench. Bought some filler pudy, seam sealer. Paint, primer and clear on the way.
if thats the one from the ebay guy i posted up a while back good choice! i just used the sheetmetal screws that came with it to put it in. just be sure it fits good because i didnt and have it kinda wedged in sitting back a little. its not awful but not pretty either
I'm sure I'll go overboard with the fitment. Already have the straight edges, clamps, miscellaneous tools laying on the work bench. Bought some filler pudy, seam sealer. Paint, primer and clear on the way.