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cornerstone · 02-22-2019, 06:32 PM

Oooo I can see why! Both of those are niiiiice.......I've spent some more time looking around and have seen them done both ways, on very nice builds. It seems easier to me to just cover up the stock wall with the supplied V/A plate, but I was concerned with the firewall being to thick and causing AC install problems. Plus, usually the easier path is not the best path from what I've learned.

02-22-2019, 06:32 PM	#9
cornerstone Registered User Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Azle,Texas Posts: 2,248	Re: Smoothing Firewall Oooo I can see why! Both of those are niiiiice.......I've spent some more time looking around and have seen them done both ways, on very nice builds. It seems easier to me to just cover up the stock wall with the supplied V/A plate, but I was concerned with the firewall being to thick and causing AC install problems. Plus, usually the easier path is not the best path from what I've learned. __________________ Brian 1972 C10, "Loyd", LWB to SWB, 5.3, L83/6L80e, 4:11 Tru Trac, Air Ride, VA, DD, 20" Coys, 4 wheel disc, A quick LS swap turned into a 6 year frame off resto-mod.