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28-01-2009, 16:17
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Re: Riveting for speed
Yes we will use rivets. Interestingly enough, we have been using rivets for the past three years for the bumpers and an inspector never said a word until the Championship last year during elimination round inspection (yes, we even passed the initial event inspection). I am glad it is cleared up this year.
And it is a fact that I can remove a pop rivet faster than someone can remove a nut and bolt. I am taking challenges. 
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