Well, it pretty much describes itself, but for instance, but most common usage would be on a unibody car, as in if i were to cut out a piece of the car, it would sacrifice the structure of the vehicle. I know the tracks have frames, but they are also convertable-ish, so i didn't want to hack up the vehicle and then once i get it all back together and down the road it breaks in on itself.
Trackers are perimeter frame. I don't know what you're going to do but if it involves grafting rear 1/4 panels or a clip and you use I Car or similar processes such as backing strips w/ plug welds the car will hold together like any other. I just posted some pictures of a rocker panel downward pull I did recently in event you are about to section one.
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