Buy a set of our steel quick release kits. Much safer than the crap eBay ones with a rubber band:
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They used to use these for F1 bodywork (Maybe they still do for some stuff?). If they're secure/reliable and fast enough for that...Bludge wrote:they might be suitable to replace the bolts in the center bit, and maybe for my bonnet vent plate too! will look into those bad boys!Doggo wrote:If you did decide to do something, even given all of the above, would Dzus fasteners not be still pretty quick, but reliable as hell?
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Yeah its not that im doubting, its more the accessability of having them for the wings. would be a lot easier to have something like a catch or those rubber band things on the outside of the bumper, know what i mean?Doggo wrote:They used to use these for F1 bodywork (Maybe they still do for some stuff?). If they're secure/reliable and fast enough for that...Bludge wrote:they might be suitable to replace the bolts in the center bit, and maybe for my bonnet vent plate too! will look into those bad boys!Doggo wrote:If you did decide to do something, even given all of the above, would Dzus fasteners not be still pretty quick, but reliable as hell?
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How do these work then? are the 2 small parts in the middle hooked yeah? and you then pull the big part on the spring section up and hook it on to secure?rob quilter wrote:Buy a set of our steel quick release kits. Much safer than the crap eBay ones with a rubber band:
http://www.tokyosquad.com/product/tokyo ... -brackets/