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Old 06-28-2018, 12:46 PM
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Default Transmission Tag Rivet Size Turbo 400
Getting a 1970 Turbo 400 CY transmission rebuilt for an LS6 and taking off the tag so it does not get ruined during restoration.
Want to ask anyone here what size a new Tag Rivet is for these tags?
I see size 4, 6 and 10 on eBay.
What is the right size?
Also if anyone wants to sell me a couple don't hesitate to PM me.
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If the size of the holes for the rivets on the transmission case r 5/64 - .078 thousands in diameter I have some.
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what is this rivet called...its technical name..what style..i need some for another project but larger, and dont know what to search or ask for
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Drive screw


https://www.hansonrivet.com/rivets/drive-screws/
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One of the die cast shops I was employed with used them for fasting identification plates to the die shoes , as for the name I dont remember .
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awesome..thanks..i love this site for the knowledge base...
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For reference...This is what you need.
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The correct rivet is still available from GM under part number 8622361.

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