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Old 10-18-2012, 05:49 PM
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Just tried mocking up my Vintage air gen 1 (cable operated) case assembly under the dash in my 69 camaro with a DSE firewall plate and the stacked 4 pass through bulk head and its gonna be a disaster to plump under there!!!!!!!!!! Anyone shed some light here? Also what do I do for the existing mounting hole that they want u to use that is now gone? Also what hole do I use on furthest bracket on pass side on the fresh air cover? I had to move the whole unit about 3 inches to the drivers side just to make room for the lines. Help Help!!

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Just tried mocking up my Vintage air gen 1 (cable operated) case assembly under the dash in my 69 camaro with a DSE firewall plate and the stacked 4 pass through bulk head and its gonna be a disaster to plump under there!!!!!!!!!! Anyone shed some light here? Also what do I do for the existing mounting hole that they want u to use that is now gone? Also what hole do I use on furthest bracket on pass side on the fresh air cover? I had to move the whole unit about 3 inches to the drivers side just to make room for the lines. Help Help!!
Are you using the DSE bracket or out of the box vintage air?
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Old 10-18-2012, 06:13 PM
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using the vintage air brackets why?
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using the vintage air brackets why?
i was told this mount makes the fit better but ive never used one...

http://www.detroitspeed.com/1967-196...mgnm-brkt.html

i just ordered my kit today for the 68 we are building but spec'd it out just like the 48hr camaro with a ez clip fenderwell hose kit and a upgraded controller. with the ez clip hose it allows for tighter bends and is alot smaller in diameter. it also allows you to run the hose where you want it and then install the ftgs.
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Old 10-20-2012, 08:16 AM
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Can anyone else shed some light on this? Theres gotta be some of u running the cable operated system.
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Can anyone else shed some light on this? Theres gotta be some of u running the cable operated system.
yes the DSE bracket or a DIY one is the way to go... the vinage air suggested mounting is pretty tough
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