Torque box question

RustyRatRod said
I mean if the car is a complete shell, that's one thing. You're not gonna see a whole lot of flex.....ESPECIALLY if you put braces in the door openings.....and probably very little then. There's just no weight there. So if it's a shell on a rotisserie, I say have at it, but if it's assembled, I like doing it as I outlined above. As I said though, opinions vary and people have had success doing it differently.

LJ67barracuda340 said
I put my frame connectors in on leveled jack stands. I put the torque boxes in on the rotisserie. Nothing changed with the t box install... oh ya the car was a shell.

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RustyRatRod said
I mean if the car is a complete shell, that's one thing. You're not gonna see a whole lot of flex.....ESPECIALLY if you put braces in the door openings.....and probably very little then. There's just no weight there. So if it's a shell on a rotisserie, I say have at it, but if it's assembled, I like doing it as I outlined above. As I said though, opinions vary and people have had success doing it differently.

Car will be a complete shell, doors etc. Have not been gapped so maybe ok on rotisserie, I thought most 4 SPD cars got rear boxes, not the case with mine, no bigs.
Thanks guys!!!