11-20-2019, 11:22 AM
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Location: Liberty, & Garden City S.C. , U.S.
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Re: Rocker panels
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Originally Posted by hugger6933
Andy, if your not cutting into the floor or inner rocker you won't need any bracing. I use some 1 inch square tube and weld it from the floor to the top of the window hole. But when I have done that it was on trucks that was getting floor pieces and inner rocker as well as A and B pillar patches. it is looking good but I would'nt expect anything less from you. Jim
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Thank you sir. I'm just worried about the door spacing more than anything. I don't want it to spread on me after I cut them out. I'm just doing a rebar across the door opening about half way up on each side.
I do have to replace the drivers side inner piece behind the rocker but not the tubes.
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