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Old 01-27-2023, 06:46 PM   #38
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Re: 2wd 1977 Blazer LS swap, mild drop….escalating

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Originally Posted by mongocanfly View Post
Nice firewall work..!!
Thanks Greg, hopefully it will come out looking good!

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Originally Posted by youngrodder View Post
Doug

I stared with a VA sure fit for my Suburban but didn't care for out cluttered it looks coming out of the firewall. I modified my fittings to dump out of the side of the cab and I ran my hoses under the frame and up. It allowed me to really keep everything clean. I also modified my condenser brackets to avoid drilling thru the firewall to mount. I will say I'm not sure how your system is set up but don't be afraid to modify to taste.
Your Burb looks awesome and the firewall is so clean! That is the direction I’ve gone with the 48 Burb and will give more consideration on what I’m doing here with Garth. The fasteners will be mounted inside on the firewall is current plan.

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Originally Posted by lolife99 View Post
n2billet and Roger at RPL Customs used a non-A/C heater box (camaro I think)
to hide the firewall fittings on this squarebody 2wd blazer.
Looks clean and factory at the same time.
Wow, that is well executed and looks really good! Gives me something to consider. Thanks for sharing!

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Originally Posted by PowerdbyChevy79 View Post
This is really nice..
Yeah, a couple great ideas shared right there…..that is why I appreciate this forum so much!
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