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Old 02-27-2009, 09:59 PM   #10
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Re: The Great Critter Revival ‘09

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forgive me please, but, I too will be doing the same thing to mine.

I was going to plan on the top holding everything.

With top on and doors off

do you still need a brace while doing bodysupports coming to A pillar and B pillar

and while doing A pillars and boxes?
I am by no means an expert, but I believe if you are changing you torsion boxes then you FOR SURE need to support things as much as possible. They along with the floor pan itself keeps the middle of the tub (somewhat) stiff. The reason I am not doing more supporting that I am is because the Tboxes and 80% of the floor will remain untouched. Hopefully others will chime in for both our sakes.
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