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In post #229 how is the roof chop done on the lovely ORANGE stepside?? is it possible to section my truck as well as lower it?? how low/cool would that be!!!
In basic concept a chop is done by cutting the roof off and into 5 pieces. With this roof you have the additional of needing to stretch the cab corner behind the door. The roof gets longer and wider when chopped which is why the 5 piece cut. In all honesty if you do not understand how to chop a top I would never attempt a section. Do you know what sectioning is?
In post #229 how is the roof chop done on the lovely ORANGE stepside?? is it possible to section my truck as well as lower it?? how low/cool would that be!!!
It would be (relatively) easier to channel it than section it. Sectioning wouldn't get your rockers any closer to the ground. If you did section it the easiest would probably be above the bump and pancake the hood. Again, "easy" is a relative term...
I meant in order to walk through doorways or sit in a truck. My head already scrapes the roof! A Stetson might protect my forehead from those low doorways though. I already have to go with low heels on my boots.
In basic concept a chop is done by cutting the roof off and into 5 pieces. With this roof you have the additional of needing to stretch the cab corner behind the door. The roof gets longer and wider when chopped which is why the 5 piece cut. In all honesty if you do not understand how to chop a top I would never attempt a section. Do you know what sectioning is?
sectioning is taking a slice from around the belt line of the car/truck to make the body slimmer if I remember correctly
And channeling is where you lower the whole body over the frame by raising the floor pan. Different from sectioning.
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Originally Posted by 72RichB
sectioning is taking a slice from around the belt line of the car/truck to make the body slimmer if I remember correctly
Correct!
Channeling and sectioning are 2 completely different ways to customize a vehicle. Sectioning is a very involved process but channeling is easier of the two. Sectioning removes height from a vehicle. Channeling puts the body close to the ground.