is rocker panel structural? (nt)
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No, not in the sense of being able to take the force of a jack or a jackstand. There are specific areas under each car for such purpose.
Haasman |
It's part of the structure of the car so yes, it is structural. There is no seperate frame to which the body bolts.
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Rocker panels are structural.
One of the first things a manufacturer does, when changing a car from a " solid roof " vehicle to a convertible, is add material in the rocker panel & a-pillar section. I remember some years ago a Chrysler LeBaron came into the shop to have a tire changed. When the technician raised the car at the left rear corner, the windshield cracked. Happened to a few other people as well. Guess Chrysler just chopped the roof on that one, without re-engineering it properly. ;) |
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