firewall pics
firewall pics
hey everyone. i removed all my ac components in my car, and now i have a big hole in my firewall. does anyone have any pics of their firewalls, after patching the hole up, and also how did you do it, and how much would it cost.
http://members.***.net/iroczdave1/IR...rts%20Page.htm
you can also try a junkyard on thirdgens originally without a/c.
best bet would probably be ebay. i see 'em on there often. thats where i got mine from.
you can also try a junkyard on thirdgens originally without a/c.
best bet would probably be ebay. i see 'em on there often. thats where i got mine from.
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Car: 93 240SX
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Axle/Gears: 3.54 R200 IRS
Originally posted by sbchevyz28
cool thanks guys, i live in florida, so i dont need the heat, so i think i will try the tin idea.
cool thanks guys, i live in florida, so i dont need the heat, so i think i will try the tin idea.
The tin is ghettofied and horrible, not to mention you also lose defrost, dont get caught out here in FL rain without that, get an a/c delete box and do it right. sheesh.....
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i made my own a/c delete box out of sheet metal, came ou good and works fine. heres a pic of it not painted and yes that is alumin foil tape, almost better then duct tape
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Originally posted by 89FRMLA350
Ghettofied and horrible? Im sorry but it looks pretty damn good to me. As for the defrost I dont need that living in AZ.
Ghettofied and horrible? Im sorry but it looks pretty damn good to me. As for the defrost I dont need that living in AZ.
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From: Maryland...DO I HAVE TO ADMIT TO THAT?!
Car: 1991 Chevy Camaro RS
Engine: 283
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i think it looks good Timz2882...you know everyone has a way of doing things just depends on how you wanna do it...alot varies with the weather & how much money & time your willing to spend on it
check out my sheet metal project... I tack welded then bondo then paint sheet metal firewall
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From: St.Charles, MO/ Edwardsville, IL
Car: '03 S-10/ '87 Trans Am
Engine: mild 350
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This car was appraised at $69,000 and covered in three magazines...guess it's ghetto too. http://www.fastlanecars.com/data/listings/l0043.html
If you need a place to mount a new ignition, FPR, fuel filter, starter solenoid, coil, or ignition accesories why not build a plate to keep it all organized instead of stuffing wherever it fits and have wires and hoses running everywhere. I'm working on a design to keep heat and give me a place to mount my ignition. gtabadboy, your bay looks great!
Matt
If you need a place to mount a new ignition, FPR, fuel filter, starter solenoid, coil, or ignition accesories why not build a plate to keep it all organized instead of stuffing wherever it fits and have wires and hoses running everywhere. I'm working on a design to keep heat and give me a place to mount my ignition. gtabadboy, your bay looks great!
Matt
Well I guess I did my 89 RS ghetto then, but I dont really care because its a track car anyway. I just couldnt jusity spending money on stuff like an A/C delete box, or an A/C delete pulley when this car is just going to get beat down at the tracks. Cheaper and easier to do it myself. After removing the A/C stuff, I went and got the top cover plate from an old broken Panasonic VCR and cut it up. After it was the right size, I used a pop rivet to attach the metal to the firewall. Finally I painted the engine bay (and the A/C delete VCR plate LOL) a nice gloss black. The VCR plate cover makes a great conversation piece when people figgure out where it came from (says NASONIC upsidedown LOL). For the pulleys, I just went and bought a shorter pully belt for like $5 and rerouted it. Works great. Total guesstimated cost of A/C delete = $10.
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