??? Mach1 Chin spoiler Push Pin Part # ???

ZIPP0

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Can somebody help me out here?

The part number for the pushpin things that hold up the Mach1 Chin Spoiler?

Your help is appreciated.

 

ZIPP0

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ZIPP0

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NiteMareGT

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Get you some pp's from AutoZone and drill your holes accordingly.....they'll do just fine. I used self tapping screws in mine for a tighter hold.

 

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http://home.golden.net/~trinity/Mods/mods.htm
from the above site:
Attaching rivets N802781S

Also, a lot of guys around here just drilled the holes and used screws to install....

 

stangtrooper97

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ZIPP0 said:

Can somebody help me out here?

The part number for the pushpin things that hold up the Mach1 Chin Spoiler?

Your help is appreciated.

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Paul, stop by the shop and I will get you a bucket full of them.

 

1low03gt

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NiteMareGT said:

I used self tapping screws in mine for a tighter hold.

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I did the same!!

 

ZIPP0

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Thanks for the part number guys!

stangtrooper97 said:

Paul, stop by the shop and I will get you a bucket full of them.

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I plan on stopping by when I manage to get enough money together for Accufab TB & plenum...

 

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I bought a bunch of stainless screws, washers, and nuts.. The plastic push pins didn't seem too sturdy to me..

Riley

 

NiteMareGT

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btolenti said:

.........Also, a lot of guys around here just drilled the holes and used screws to install....

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You don't need to drill holes using the self tapping screws, they pull themselves through nicely.........

 

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Well, I found it helpful to drill a small hole (sharp 1/16" bit) to make sure when I used the self tapping screw, the screw didn't want to 'walk' and get off center....