rear frame cover

Rivets. I've heard lots of stories of folks who used screws and/or epoxy and had them fall off. Rivets work great. Just dab a little black paint on the heads when you're done and no one will be able to see how you secured it.

i just bought one as well,
i plan to fit it via cleaning the frame part and using sikaflex.

Pardon me but what the h**l is sikaflex? Never heard of this stuff before.
Doug M

http://www.sikaindustry.com/ipd-ma-products

I used a couple of 10-24 Nutserts and capscrews with a little Locktite. Mighty fine. Lasts a long time.

Ron
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sikaflex is like a glue, auto manufacturers use it to attacgh mouldings to cars, I have even seem wings / spoilers attached by it.
Just make sure what you do , you do right, because it is a pain to get off !

...I mounted it like this, The 1/8" Thick Aluminum Plate Mounts under the Sway Bar(really 'cleans-up' the Rearend), on it's Studs; use Two 10-32 Countersunk Allen Head screws with washers and Nylok Nuts in the back. Drill through the Two Existing 'Dimples' in the Plate...

Thanks for all the suggestions. I ended up using nutserts and cap screws. Rock solid and easy to remove if I ever want to take it off.
Doug M