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shaving cab back wall

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standardbyker88   +1y
i have a 92 standard cab and am tossing around shaving the back of the cab. not so much for looks, but to make it smooth. i want to run a sub box, but the shape comes in too much and i couldnt without moving the seat forward. i dont care about the hump up from the tranny tunnel or the cab vents. but it would be nice if it can be done from inside the cab, so the bed can stay on. then just paint the backside when i get a not beat to hell bed. any pictures would help. thanks guys.
slammedcivicsi   +1y
well, I would take the bed off for sure, otherwise your going to have exposed welds and metal on the opposite side, and its going to Rust.
cnudrln   +1y
mines not a standard but might help

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fatman   +1y
just wondering why your shaving your back wall what size box are you runing i have a box for four 10s i fits from just above bed and just under bed rails
get twisted   +1y
look for that green extended cab that was in a resent issue of minitruckin the one with the full tub chassis it has the sub box notch out your looking for i think his truck is on here he is from Florida his looks pretty sick


primerisgreat   +1y
tim what gauge was that sheet that u used to shave your back wall?
cnudrln   +1y
that sheet was 16 gauge.
unusualfabrication   +1y
What are you guys using to streghten the back wall after you cut out all of the shape? Are you framing it with tubing? That stamped in shape provides additional strenght to the cab.
onehightoyota   +1y
Edited: 11/25/2007 5:17:05 PM by badass03taco

everybody should do it. one of te best body mods that can be done.

standardbyker88   +1y
i have mr2 buckets not the bench. dont wanna slide the seat forward, so i have about 5" depth at the minimum to the seat from the wall. i could work with like 7-8 if the humps were gone. to add strength back, ill probably run a grid of 1/8" 1" flat stock since the wall is gonna get covered anyways. on the inside.