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Old 09-17-2005, 02:14 AM
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I have a question for you guys I have a 68 camaro and i am in the process of building a custom dash for it and dont want to use the stock heat levers, I am thinking about using the gen-II mini system and was wondering if you can control it electronically with no lever so I could like hide it in the center console I am building for it if anyone has any info it would be much appreciated.
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I got the gen 2 vintage air system for my '68, and you can definitely relocate the controls as you would just need to lengthen the wires.
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and its all controlled electronically?anyway thaks for the info.
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and its all controlled electronically?anyway thaks for the info.
Yes, plus DSE makes a bracket for the compaq system to bolt under the dash.

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