Corey_68

Hopefully it will keep my feet from burning up. :D I figure with the side pipes the floor should run coor than the stock exhaust anyway, but I rather be safe than sorry. Also I hope to reduce the interior noise, evey little bit helps I guess. :cheers:

74-Roadster

Cool! :cool:

What brand of insulation did you end up selecting?

Corey_68

I not sure on the exact name, but I picked it a couple weeks ago at the big swap meet in Pate, Tx. It was a big roll for $25 which is pretty cheap compared to what you see in Summit, and other catalogs.

:cheers:

mikesfst69

I like those gauges, Ive thought of putting the same in my 69 can you tell me how hard they were to install? any modifying, and what type of gauges

adamdinat

I just did mine with the reflectix. You will be pleased with the reduction in heat and road noise.

Cali,68,L-79

theprevious owner went to great lengths to remove all the firewall grommets, lower shifter rubber boot all in order to make the driver's seat the heat sink for the vechicle. I could roast a chicken on a hot day on my seat.

:D

Corey_68

It wasn't that bad of a job. The gauges are Autometer Ultra-lites, and believe me they are light compared to the stock units. I wanted to retain the stock housing and all that was needed was to use the bracing supplied w/ the gauges. I re-wired the entire car via Painless Wiring, but I'm sure it's still a simple hook-up.

:cheers:

Eddie 70

Looks good Corey. I have a couple rolls out in the garage just waiting. Hopefully to be installed next week.