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#411436 05/09/2008 10:25 PM
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I will be changing my firewall and front floors. I know I need to brace the cab so it stays true before I cut out the original pieces. what is the best way to brace the cab? and if someone has pictures that would be nice. I am installing a Bitchin Products recessed firewall in order to clear my 5.3 vortec engine


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This has been discussed many times, HERE is one such discussion. Do a search and you'll find more.


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