C clips.
Any harware store should have them
Any harware store should have them
Why SS? Wouldn't that react with, and corrode, the aluminum? If you use zinc plated steel, it might corrode eventually, but would protect the aluminum parts and could just be replaced as needed.Make sure you get stainless steel ones.
I said SS as it is the best compromise for minimizing possible corrosion.Why SS? Wouldn't that react with, and corrode, the aluminum? If you use zinc plated steel, it might corrode eventually, but would protect the aluminum parts and could just be replaced as needed.
Don't worry, our cars won't self-destruct becuase they are made of aluminum!!Always nice to know our chassis is made out of "sacrificial metal."rotfl
Bought mine from lotusgarage.comWhen you bolt the undertray back onto the car the 8mm bolts screw into those metal threaded clips. does anyone know what those clips are called and were I can order some? I lost a couple and need to get more but dont no what they are called.:thwack:
Yeah, I was just joking aroundDon't worry, our cars won't self-destruct becuase they are made of aluminum!!anic:
I was making a general comment about aluminum. I'm sure the specific aluminum alloy used in the tub and other parts are chemically optimized to minimize corrosion potential.
Atmospheric corrosion of aluminum is very rare. The metal is very good in these applications, such as cars. It is when moisture or water is introduced that you can get cathodic reactions depending on water, ph, presence of heavy metals, etc.
Probably too much information, but thought I'd pass it on.
Regards,
Wayne
But the aluminum is much less "sacrificial" than the steel that most cars are made of.Always nice to know our chassis is made out of "sacrificial metal."rotfl