Where are you guys putting your MSD box?
#1
Burning Brakes
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Where are you guys putting your MSD box?
There don't seem to be many good places for this with PS, PB, A\C, and all the other crap in the way. Give me some ideas please.
#2
Melting Slicks
Slightly off topic .... I used the MSD HEI module with rev limiter so I was able to get rid of the box all together. Might be an option if you haven't purchased the box.
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Gene,
75 no A/C - right fender
Gary
75 no A/C - right fender
Gary
#4
Burning Brakes
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Thanks Gary, actually I have been looking at this location. Its a little tighter with the a/c but there aren't a lot of options that I can see. BTW, the rear end works Grrrrrrrrreat! Thanks for the help. I don't have many miles on it yet but enough to see no noise, no chatter, pulls straight as an arrow when the tires break loose.
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Gene,
Glad to help. I figured you'd like that posi setup.
I don't run the MSC on my vettes, that is my son's 75. It wasn't too bad to setup and it has been in that spot now about 2 years without a problem.
Glad to help. I figured you'd like that posi setup.
I don't run the MSC on my vettes, that is my son's 75. It wasn't too bad to setup and it has been in that spot now about 2 years without a problem.
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the drivers side fender well adjacent to the alternator mounted verically is what i did on my 78. also had room for hurst roll controll selenoid. in front of master cyl on wheel well!
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It's lying in the passenger compartment floor at the moment but will be on a custom bracket under the dash once finished. It should stay coll that way and be easy to access the chips.
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In the battery compartment behind the driver's seat. I had to extend the wiring harness, but it worked out well, looks good and was easy. God bless, Sensei
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Look at my Avatar. Aluminum bracket 4"WX8"LX3"Hx3/16" with 1" alum straps on both sides and 3x4 backing plate on other side of fiber glass. It never gets hot air is always blowing over it.
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