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72Short_Cut · 02-08-2006, 01:32 AM

im about to send my box to the body shope to get painted and im not sure what to do with the roll pan. the gaps are not the greatest as i have it fitted on and im not a big fan of the gaps on roll pans. id rather weld it up solid but im not sure if that is the greatest thing also becauser it will add more body work time, and i dont know if ill have future problems with craking or such were it is welded because of the stress put on the box. what do u guys think, alot of people weld there roll pans. i love the look of it but will i have problems with it?
Thanks
-Ryan

02-08-2006, 01:32 AM	#1
72Short_Cut Registered User Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Red Deer, Alberta, Canada Posts: 48	roll pan help im about to send my box to the body shope to get painted and im not sure what to do with the roll pan. the gaps are not the greatest as i have it fitted on and im not a big fan of the gaps on roll pans. id rather weld it up solid but im not sure if that is the greatest thing also becauser it will add more body work time, and i dont know if ill have future problems with craking or such were it is welded because of the stress put on the box. what do u guys think, alot of people weld there roll pans. i love the look of it but will i have problems with it? Thanks -Ryan __________________ 1972 Chevy Short Box Ls1 swap 1977 chevy Chevette



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