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02-24-2005 #1
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smooth firewall for 72 chevelle
a member on here used to make a kit to fill the firewall on 68-72 chevelles. I was hoping someone had his contact info because I lost his email with it. here is a link to his msn page http://groups.msn.com/Project60K69SS...g/shoebox.msnw
please let me know if you know how to get ahold of him or someone else that makes a kit like that.
Thanks,
Joe
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02-24-2005 #2New Product from MetalWorks
Metal Works Performance engineering has this now available - click here: Firewall Smooth Kit
There IS a difference - Thank you for choosing Hydratech!
Paul M. Clark
Founder / Master Engineer
Hydratech Braking Systems ®
www.hydratechbraking.com
02-24-2005 #3Yep, I ordered it yesterday! Call and ask for Kip or Clori..great people to deal with.
02-24-2005 #4
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exactly what I was looking for, thanks guys
02-24-2005 #5Careful, though...if your bondo doesn't get a hairline crack from all your torque you're going to have to leave this site

I couldn't resist...this is usually the part where my mouth gets me in trouble
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02-24-2005 #7
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RE: Firewall Kit
Roger,
The benefits that you will gain by adding a Smooth Kit will add much more rigidity to the firewall structure. As you begin the process you will imeadiatly notice that the factory firewall is very thin metal and and full of small dimples that would require a lot of spot welding and grinding, (watch out for warpage) followed by a considerable amount of filler which tends to crack from heat and the small amount of flexing the body goes through when you drive your car hard. Another benifit that you gain is a much more solid structure in which to mount the larger Air/Heating units that are required to heat and cool the inside of cars our size. The kit will also give you a more solid surface in which to pass front frame struts through that tie into a roll cage if you decide to go that way.
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