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> Is this piece structurally important?, Question for the pros
Matt914MI
post Apr 26 2003, 10:34 PM
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Alright guys, I'm finally getting more of the rusted through floorpan cut out, but I need to know it this piece is structurally significant.

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It's almost rusted through, and I'd like to cut it out, but I don't know. If it is important, can I weld in some tubing a little in front of it and cut out what's there? All I know is that this is a huge project, and I'm really sick of scraping out all that tar shit.
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brant
post Apr 27 2003, 12:39 PM
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Brad,

I had this piece cut out on my club racer for the same purpose... to mount the seat on the floor.

Allen Johnsen, was concerned... said that the brace helped with torsional rigidity.... convinced me to weld back a square brace a foot forward of the seat....

now I'm confused due to the fact that I place a lot of value to your thoughts as well as AJ's....

Care to offer any insight into how you came to your conclusions... The neither my old or new race car will be allowed to have the cage tied into the suspension if this factors in.

TIA
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