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Well, if he is trying to remove the "front" upper shock mounts dropping the gas tank might be a little extra work.
You can drill them out also, but they do suck.
Yeah it wont fun and make sure you hold on that grinder good...I nearly got a free visit to the E.R when i was cleaning my gas tank and the wire brush caught in my shirt, but my father got it good in the leg when he was cuttin on a bumper, the grinder jumped then caught in his pants and made a nice gash in the leg.
Just sayin that cause i forgot myself how dangereous are those grinders
I've done alot of rivets and the easiest way to cleanly remove a GM rivet is with a torch and an impact chisle. heat the head till is bright red and impact it off. You can strip a frame apart this way pretty quick without screwing anything up.
Without a torch or air -center punch then drill 3/8" just deep enough to get the point of the drill bit past the head of the rivet and cold chisle the head off. never takes much of a hammer to get em off this way.
Grinding them off is a pain in the ass. way more effort.