Where did you hide your ECM

[ProdigyCustoms]

So were did you hide your computor on your first gen Camaro?

[ProStreet R/T]

Let me see if I can find the pics of one I worked on. We built a custom center console to fit between the buckets seats, which had a flip flip up top. PCM was inside the console, made it very easy to plug in the laptop and pull datalogs etc.

[Jagarang]

DAMN....I knew we didn't think of something when we had Wabbit build us that console! I say we take a hacksaw to the bitch and follow ProStreets idea. It's to pretty right now anyway!

[Steve Chryssos]

We're thinking about that now on Jim Mulvey's car. One thought was to make an insulated and hinged filler panel between the wheelhouse and the firewall Puts everything between the panel and the fender. That's wasted space that could be put to good use.

[ProdigyCustoms]

We're thinking about that now on Jim Mulvey's car. One thought was to make an insulated and hinged filler panel between the wheelhouse and the firewall Puts everything between the panel and the fender. That's wasted space that could be put to good use.

Great minds think alike.

[J-Rod]

We're thinking about that now on Jim Mulvey's car. One thought was to make an insulated and hinged filler panel between the wheelhouse and the firewall Puts everything between the panel and the fender. That's wasted space that could be put to good use.

haha, that's exactly where I put mine.

[ProdigyCustoms]

DAMN....I knew we didn't think of something when we had Wabbit build us that console! I say we take a hacksaw to the bitch and follow ProStreets idea. It's to pretty right now anyway!

LOL!

[130fe]

I put mine in the glove box area on a piece of thin sheetmetal. Currently I just have a non air heater box, but when I install the Vintage Air unit (after I get back from the desert- next month) I will have to modify it. The glove boxes aren't that big anyways.

[justforfun]

I am pretty far from putting the interior back together, but it looks like it will fit underneath the radio head unit as long as you don't mind not having an ashtray. I am hoping that with this location I won't have to extend any wires from the factory harness.

[Whistler]

I put mine in the glovebox also. I made a panel that has my XFI box on one side, and the Edist on the other. There's still room for registation and sunglasses and crap like that.

[black67ls1]

I put my ECM under the dash above and a little to the right of the gas pedal. I went to the chevy dealer and bought a plastic mount for the ECM of an S-10. The 2000 LS1 ECM snapped right in and I was able to put two screws through tabs on the mount up through the cowl. The screws are visible, but once the cowl vent panel was on it was no big deal. BTW, the harness was built by Speartech and I routed the bundle of wires in through the blower motor hole via a custom cover panel. I cut a notch in the top edge of the kick panel vent hole where the wires enter under the dash.

[my69rocks]

What year was the S-10 or the part number for the mounting unit?

[EFI69Cam]

I guess I'm old-school. Mines under the passenger front seat. The harness is routed to the firewall under the carpet right next to the tranny tunnel. I used a piece of the oval shaped convolute tube for the wires, and you can't see or feel the harness under the carpet.

This is an Accel DFI Gen 7 btw.

[Steve68]

In a box on the shelf in the garage,

[ertoys]

LOL!

In a box on the shelf in the garage,

[Stu Seitz]

PCM replaced my heater.

[Nine Ball]

I fabbed up a bracket and welded it to the top of the firewall under the dash. The PCM rests just above and to the right of the glove box insert.

[Steve68]

Tony's got the right idea, somewhere where it won't interfer with HA/Cand all the duct work in the dash,