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07-28-2023, 11:14 AM
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Thread-serts and riv-nuts are good, but you have to make sure the hole is the correct size. In some cases, that means you have to buy a fractional drill bit.
Take care drilling the hole too, and don't go back & forth thru the hole, or it will loosen up. Once you go over about 1/4" size, or if using steel inserts, no way can you use the plyers type of setting tool, has to be the larger setting tool. I know a lot of people use a plate with nuts welded to them, and fished them into the frame from the front or from the spring pocket. .
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