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Royalty Rides
02-18-2020, 10:46 AM
I started to test fit the evaporator unit before connecting hoses. I've noticed the Speedtech trans tunnel causes barely any room.
I was wondering has anyone had this issue? I was thinking about notching the tunnel or cowl to create enough space for sound deadener, insulation, and carpet.
Any thoughts would be helpful.

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Z06vet
02-18-2020, 06:37 PM
It was very tight when we installed it in a friend's 70. Your tunnel looks just a bit higher than his is. We had just enough room to shove the carpet under it. We did not touch the tunnel, but I did trim and notch a couple areas to get the unit as high as possible. If you are routing thru the blower hole as we did, the evap does not need to go in a specific spot. Just leave yourself enough room to feed the hoses & lines up and over to the blower hole opening.

Royalty Rides
02-19-2020, 12:51 PM
It was very tight when we installed it in a friend's 70. Your tunnel looks just a bit higher than his is. We had just enough room to shove the carpet under it. We did not touch the tunnel, but I did trim and notch a couple areas to get the unit as high as possible. If you are routing thru the blower hole as we did, the evap does not need to go in a specific spot. Just leave yourself enough room to feed the hoses & lines up and over to the blower hole opening.

I noticed the tunnel was slightly high because I can easily put my hand inbetween it and the trans. I didn't realize the body shop placed it so high. I am routing through the kick panel and blower hole. I'll try and shift it over to the right and slightly higher. Currently it's not touching but awfully close.