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slim823
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Would I have anyproblems cutting the sheet metal behind the back seat with a jigsaw?

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droptranger
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you can cut it with a jigsaw, i know some one the did a walkthrough with a jig saw, and it came out nice.

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i would get some expensive subs but my shockers are just too damn loud

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Is this a daily-driver? If it is, i'd be reluctant to do it!!! You are removing structural support, which can cause structural fatigue. I take it also that there will be nothing in the backseat, including the bench seat. I can be done with a sawsall, but make sure it's what you want to do before hand. Just some food for thought!!!

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You want kick back, torque, and mondo HP. Then you need a serving of ATI!!!! Blowing 'stangs since 1990.

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slim823
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yup, its a daily driver but no one ever sits in the back seat.

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RockyFossy
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Then go for it..... Just be sure to go slow and view how the car is reacting to removing the metal.
Good Luck!!!!

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You want kick back, torque, and mondo HP. Then you need a serving of ATI!!!! Blowing 'stangs since 1990.

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