Are these safe to remove?
01-03-2008, 02:37 PM
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Are these safe to remove?
My rear seat delete kit will not sit flush because these screws are in the way. Is it safe to remove them so it can sit flush?
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01-03-2008, 02:44 PM
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RE: Are these safe to remove?
Rather than remove them altogether, you should get some flush mount button allen bolts.
They make some that will be flatter and the allen will be recessed almost completely into the threaded shaft. You just have to search for them.
They make some that will be flatter and the allen will be recessed almost completely into the threaded shaft. You just have to search for them.
01-03-2008, 02:57 PM
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RE: Are these safe to remove?
ORIGINAL: howarmat
every other mustang has these bolts in there, and do not complain about the seats sitting flush?
every other mustang has these bolts in there, and do not complain about the seats sitting flush?
01-03-2008, 03:19 PM
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RE: Are these safe to remove?
Where do you get these? I tried home depot, NAPA, Autozone...
ORIGINAL: Derf00
Rather than remove them altogether, you should get some flush mount button allen bolts.
They make some that will be flatter and the allen will be recessed almost completely into the threaded shaft. You just have to search for them.
Rather than remove them altogether, you should get some flush mount button allen bolts.
They make some that will be flatter and the allen will be recessed almost completely into the threaded shaft. You just have to search for them.
01-03-2008, 03:29 PM
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RE: Are these safe to remove?
If you replace them with button head fastners,
be sure and get thesame grade offastners as
the OEM originals.
These bolts hold your UCA bracket on the vehicle.
A snapped bolt here would be devistating at high
speeds.
be sure and get thesame grade offastners as
the OEM originals.
These bolts hold your UCA bracket on the vehicle.
A snapped bolt here would be devistating at high
speeds.
01-03-2008, 03:40 PM
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RE: Are these safe to remove?
[quote]ORIGINAL: sevenleaf
Where do you get these? I tried home depot, NAPA, Autozone...
[quote]ORIGINAL: Derf00
Contact Rick Wildman @ Columbus Fasteners. 614.486.6670
The guy can get you any bolt you want.
Where do you get these? I tried home depot, NAPA, Autozone...
[quote]ORIGINAL: Derf00
Contact Rick Wildman @ Columbus Fasteners. 614.486.6670
The guy can get you any bolt you want.
