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charger0926

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• Jan 12, 2012

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i asked this same question over on another site, but wanted opinions from here. i am looking for a supplier of the yamaha rivets because OFT is not taking orders and i need some. so where can i get some of the factory style rivets?

 

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yammi4ever

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• Jan 12, 2012

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Last ones I got I ordered from fastenal or napa, cannot remember which one. You want the multigrip ones. Stavix is another brand that you can find. Then you just need to decide if you want stainless, aluminum/steel, steel/steel......

 

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stopdropanroll

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• Jan 13, 2012

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I can help you out, I use them in my undertunnel kits. They are the same ones OFT uses, I am sure Scott would not mind me helping you out, I am not in the business of trying to sell rivets but since they are overloaded right now I could sell you some. How many do you need?

 

Tuesday

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• Jan 13, 2012

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http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=281189

 

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TOM WRIGHT JR

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• Jan 17, 2012

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mountain performance has the factory style rivets

 

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Dirt Digger

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• Jan 17, 2012

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We have went to using polaris rivets on all of our sled rebuilds. They cost a little more but are very good. You will need an air rivet gun for them.

 

TRIPLESWILLNEVERDIE!

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• Jan 24, 2012

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adprivet.com Has the best selection and pricing I have found.
They carry the multi-grip style as well as many others and they are available in just about any color. Check them out!