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PostPosted: Thu Jul 15, 2010 9:37 pm 
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Just a simple one for you all.
Is the beaver panel off a roundie structural?
Or is it more of a cosmetic item also designed to catch mud and crap? :lol:

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IMO it's structural, but you can box it in underneath if you like. Or drill some dirty big `oles in it to let the air and mud out. :P

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Those rust holes are good for smuggling contraband across the border, you can hide small refugees in there :lol:


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okay then, another question.
Is it just bolted on with the bumper, or spot welded as well?

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Spot welded, bugga to grind off


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DAMM THOSE SPOT WELDS!! (shakes fist angrily!)

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i didnt box mine in when i did it (corners that is), made it so water couldnt get trapped in the corners


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am i dreaming, or were the beavers on early 850s not boxed? if so, why were they boxed? doesn't that just create a major rust area :lol: or perhaps for structural reasons???

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The bottom bolt for the fuel tank attaches right next to the vertical panel that boxes in the corner. It would stiffen up the boot floor in that area a fair bit.
I would box it.


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mini_fanatic wrote:
am i dreaming, or were the beavers on early 850s not boxed? if so, why were they boxed? doesn't that just create a major rust area :lol: or perhaps for structural reasons???

At what point did they start to box this panel in?
Sports, do you have an answer??


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