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Old 10-20-2015, 02:30 PM
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Default Would like to see some pics of ECM &TCM's mounted in engine bay

I know Dirty Dingo makes an ECM mount, but no TCM mount. Would like to see what you guys have done. Thanks.
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Old 10-24-2015, 02:46 PM
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Old 10-24-2015, 03:04 PM
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Not the greatest pics, btu I mounted my ECM on the driver side of the radiator support and built a small panel for the TCM and custom fusebox.





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Old 10-31-2015, 01:20 PM
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The sunlight makes it a little hard to see, but it's under where the fender mounts.


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The computer in this one is behind the plate that closes out the right hand fender well. The air filter is nosed up to it.



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This is one in process. It's just mounted to the firewall with a plastic mount.
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Hi guys! We are making model specific GM Connect-and-Cruise harness and ECU mounting kits now. We have a few done, with more models to come and available by request. Our new website and store is almost done, and we are currently doing product photoshoots, but this should tide you over.

Our kits include:
ECU and TCU brackets with optimum harness routing and hidden mounting where possible
DBW pedal mount (bolt in!)
Firewall wiring pass thru plate with grommet
Fuse box mount
Fuse box mounting tabs (available universal/bulk too)
HARNESS BRAIDED SLEEVING KIT!!!!!

Here is some shots of the 68-72 chevelle kit. The ECU is mounted behind the passenger fender (no disassembly required, only drill 2 additional holes) with the Fuse panel cleanly mounted by the battery. The TCU is behind the driver inner fender, and you can guess where the DBW pedal is. The sleeving kit includes all the braided sleeve you need for the engine and trans harness, cloth 3M tape, mounting hardware to secure the harness to the back of the motor and the fuel rails, AND install tools for the split wrap!

Cool hey? We sell the braided kit on its own too.

the Kit for 68-72 A-body


the universal fuse box tabs



the wrap kit installed



Heres the fuse box mount in mockup, the ecu is directly behind it. Two of the holes are there from factory. The kit comes with Stainless hardware.
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Great job.........Well thought out..........

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Would love to see the pic of the ECM with bracket. Not sure what you meant when you say "directly behind it" ??
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Old 02-25-2016, 01:19 PM
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DT69Cam, The ecu and bracket are directly behind the visible fuse panel/mount. They share the same bolts (ecu bracket has threaded bosses) and is behind the inner fender flange, out of sight. Hard to get a pic of it for you! I have a pic of the bracket/ecu on our instagram, I will get on posting more stuff here this weekend.
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Pretty clever. Have you done anything for a 58-64 Chevy full size?

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DT69Cam, The ecu and bracket are directly behind the visible fuse panel/mount. They share the same bolts (ecu bracket has threaded bosses) and is behind the inner fender flange, out of sight. Hard to get a pic of it for you! I have a pic of the bracket/ecu on our instagram, I will get on posting more stuff here this weekend.
Oh, now I understand!! Wow that is sick. Do you think this set-up would work for a 69 Camaro ?? Thx.
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