carbed ls coil mount

[camaro427-69]

is it a good idea to mount the coils inside the car in the Firewall area or would it cause a heat issue? i never had to deal with ls coils so i don´t know how hot they get. my engine has aftermarket valve covers so i have to mount them somewhere else anyways and moving them out of the engine bay was my first thought.



thanks,
pat

[Classic442]

This could be an option for you.

http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/att...8s-jpg.183097/

Check out the final look.
http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/thr...cation.391115/

[camaro427-69]

thanks Lance, could be an Option but if i did i need to go all the way on the upper edge of the Firewall cause i have the heater box etc. in the way so it´s not really hiding i just thought if those guys don´t get too hot it could possibly work out inside.

[Bob B]

I'm curious about this also.

[Slick68]

I made a set of brackets and mounted mine to the engine through the valley pan bolts and to the top trans bolt. It fit perfectly behind the intake.

You would have to measure your engine to firewall fitment before dedicating to this.

[camaro427-69]

Looks pretty good matt but you seem to have almost double the space behind the engine than i have :( but i´ll check if i could fit. would anybody mind holding a temperature gun onto the coil-packs when the engine has run for a while?

[Slick68]

This is from a 66 or 67 Nova. He said he didn't have any issues with the coils.

[camaro427-69]

hey matt, thanks for the Input. i´ll just give it a try