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09-12-2023, 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by 78w72

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Im not sure of the size of a 64gto sway bar bolt but if they are the common 3/8 size used on most 70's cars they use a standard 9/16 drill bit for the hole, they can also be installed with the bolt/washer/nut set up as shown in the vid links posted in that thread...

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It really depends on who makes the rivnut, the RIVETKING ones I use spec a 17/32 drill size.

Will stand by: Be SURE to use the correct size drill bit for the rivnut you use, from the same manufacturer.

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