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Originally Posted by Wigjiggy I’ve also seen guys cut a LOT of the interior structure out since the cage is now there to support it. I’m a little leery of
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I've known quite a few mechanics who recommend pulling the interior reinforcement once you have a full cage. In fact, pulling the a pillar supports gives more room for the cage and those pillars are actually pretty heavy on most cars. If you look at your door cage, I bet it could take at least twice the abuse the little bent sheet metal in the factory door could.
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