minitub help

[pollusky]

My question is the fallowing , when installing a mini tub do i have to cut the floor pan or vend it in a 90 degree angle to spot weld the tub to it? Also after installing it , do i weld all-around the inside of the tub ? Thanks

[pollusky]

Hi there , my questionis simple i remove the inner tub and im ready to cut the floor and trunk pan , now do i make a line 3 inches inn, and then come back 3/4 inch out , that leaves 2 1/4 inwards right , now on the floor pan area do i have to. Cutit? Orbend itin a 90 degree so itwill bethe place to weld the spot welds to ???? And also do i weld them allaround the inaide of it ? Meaning to the trunk pan and floorpan ?? Dse instructions are very vage same as the dvd , thanks

[pollusky]

Hi, does anyone have a good thread that explains how to install the mini tubes , i dont have the dvd from "dse" thanks

[Schwartz Performance]

https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...b-install-pics

[pollusky]

Thanks , do you know if there is a diference in minitub between the 67 and 69 ?? Y have a open space in my rear right side i patch it and that did the trick but makes me wonder if i order without specifying

[MrQuick]

Thanks , do you know if there is a diference in minitub between the 67 and 69 ?? Y have a open space in my rear right side i patch it and that did the trick but makes me wonder if i order without specifying

you have to add a filler...i just extended the frame reinforcement up to fill.

[bikefreak600]

I made my own. imo it is easier than modifying stock ones. sometimes starting with a blank canvas is the way to go

[pollusky]

Thanks i did a small plate welded it and grind it off it looks good i still need to weld the tub nextweek when i go home maybe

[Quickboat]

You have to scribe the lines for cutting the floor pans b4 you remove the old tub. It works with a flange and without, but you can only bend the flange in the strait areas. Then you have a place for water to be trapped if you don't seal it well. Butt welds work great if you cut it nice. I welded solid then seam sealed. I have more pictures if you need them.

[pollusky]

Thanks i will do

[Damn True]

Please don't post the same question in multiple forums.

I've combined the threads.

[Quickboat]

IMO the DSE templates are all but useless on the 67. I made my own.

[JTs67]

Having done a few searches on this topic, I found the above guide to be the best one and I plan on using it when I tackle mine. The number of pictures is a big help for the more visual among us

[pollusky]

Thanks again guys

[pollusky]

This is what i got

[pollusky]

I couldn't upload a picture i will do it later

[Schwartz Performance]

Bending it to a flange and spot welding is one way to do it- which can be easier than butt welding it depending on how good the tub would fit. We've also bent pieces of sheet metal afterwards to bridge that 90* angle.
You don't need to weld the whole tub but you can. We spot weld it several times and seam seal when complete.

-Dale

[Finch]

I never bend the flange but I always fully weld the entire tub along the floor. Accurate cutting and fitment is the key.

[Damn True]

This is, IMO the best tutorial on the process contained on PT.com: https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...a-68-69-Camaro

[dragonfly jones]

By far the best tutorial. I had never done this kind of work before and nine turned out perfect using this. Good luck.

This is, IMO the best tutorial on the process contained on PT.com: https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...a-68-69-Camaro