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shanecl



Member Since: 20 Mar 2013
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Ireland 1989 Defender 90 V8 Petrol CSW Auto Firenze Red
lakelander wrote:
Ok will sort something out
Is it the fronts you want or tears as well
My fronts are new but rears pretty gunged and grotty ?


Front and rears please Very Happy

I'm sure i will lol, i've shed plenty so far Laughing
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shanecl



Member Since: 20 Mar 2013
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Ireland 1989 Defender 90 V8 Petrol CSW Auto Firenze Red
Stacey007 wrote:
I fitted new ones to my Defender front and back


Fitting the front brackets I had to drill the bolts out...


I had never heard of a nut riveter but it worked a treat just drill a new hole, insert these and it creates a threaded recess to attach a new bolt.

only bought a cheap one similar to this

https://whiterosetools.com/products/bluesp...MAQAvD_BwE



I still have the rear ones to do, I Have new stainless plinths so will attack them one day.




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Thanks Stacey, beautiful 110 csw, i really wish i went for one instead of my 90 csw Big Cry
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lakelander



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shanecl wrote:
sorry to jump on the thread, i'm going to be fitting mine to a new chassis and theres no holes. Would someone mind taking a pic of the locations to give me a datum point to fit them Very Happy Thanks



Here are my snaps of new fronts ( stainless ) and old original rears
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lakelander



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shanecl



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Thanks Lakelander, they are perfect Very Happy
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nitram17



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Stacey007 wrote:
I fitted new ones to my Defender front and back


Fitting the front brackets I had to drill the bolts out...


I had never heard of a nut riveter but it worked a treat just drill a new hole, insert these and it creates a threaded recess to attach a new bolt.

only bought a cheap one similar to this

https://whiterosetools.com/products/bluesp...MAQAvD_BwE



I still have the rear ones to do, I Have new stainless plinths so will attack them one day.




Click image to enlarge


I would try to use the same metal type of rivnut as the material your fixing to, or at least use some anti galling paste to reduce galvanic corrosion...that rivnut tool might struggle with stainless rivnuts size 8 and above.
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