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Old 06-05-2004, 08:02 PM   #1
Huskerboy2
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Avoiding Tweaking Blazer Body??

I've heard people talk about tweaking the body of their Blazers out of alignment before. What are the dos and donts of replacing body panels and installing patch panels on a Blazer. For example, If I keep the top on my Blazer and keep the tub on the frame, can I pretty much remove any body panel I want to and cut out any rust and weld in new patch panels without worrying?

The main reason I ask is that I've got the top on my Blazer right now and the tub is mounted to the frame. The tailgate, doors, etc. are all off the truck. I need to remove the rear cross sill that runs across the back just under the bed because I have some rot that has happened along the rear of my bed due to moisture being trapped in between the rear sill and the bed. Can I do that without fear of tweaking anything? Do I need to rig up some bracing or anything?

Thanks everybody.
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