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Firewall fitting and modifying flange bearing
I'm mocking up my firewall for the first time today, and noticed that the steering hole is overlapping the chassis tube. I'll have to cutoff part of the flange bearing return to make it fit. I see no problems doing this, but I don't remember reading about this elsewhere.
It's possible that the firewall is in wrong place, but it seems pretty close to correct. I've found firewall center and aligned it with chassis center, and fitted lower panels from there.
I can't move the firewall up to move the hole in relation to the chassis, so the only other solution I can see is to move the hole over and make up a plate to cover anything exposed. Right now I prefer just cutting off part of the flange return.
flange.jpegfromenginebay.jpegfirewall1.jpeg
Last edited by RoadRacer; 06-03-2017 at 04:57 PM.
Reason: more pics
James
FFR33 #997 (Gen1 chassis, Gen2 body), license plate DRIVE IT says it all!
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My build: 350SBC, TKO600, hardtop, no fenders/hood, 32 grill, 3 link, sway bars, 355/30r19
Previous cars: GTD40, Cobra, tubeframe 55 Chevy, 66 Nova, 56 F100
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