i've been pushing the box around under the hood all day looking for a good spot to mount it with no luck. i removed most of my a/c stuff, i would like to remove the a/c box on the firewall but i heard i need to box off the hole or somthing. any tips on where i can put it or how to block off the a/c box so i can mount it there????

 

im having the same problem...

i think my box is even smaller then yours...and i still cant find jack **** to mount it too

 

how bout the heater box.... can i cut that thing up some how and seal it up so my blower motor still works???

 

What about you do away with the windshiield fluid tank?

 

hoss its your car ,mount where ever,but why do you have to cut up heater box,it 4 small screw holes,fyi if you mount and metal especially firewall use some rubber grouments underneath to avoid annoying hum/rattle

 

I was lucky enough to find a non-a/c heater box and bolt it on....hello spark plugs and header bolts! i ditched my windshield washer fluid reservoir and mounted the msd box there.

 

is it possable to get a smaller reservoir, cuz my 88 has a monsterous 1

 

any comments on how it might work if i stach it inside the car under the glove box area???

 

I saw one that a guy made a bracket to mount it right above his battery. Looked pretty good.

 

On my 84 I mounted it inside under the dash. It's protected from the elements, and the heat & vibration of the motor. Definately use the shock mounts.

 

if you want a smaller resoviour you can get on from liek an older ford,its just a bag,nice and compact,besides how much washer fluid u use?

 

hello mad heat and possable damage

 

i'm thinking that you misread....i mentioned the non-a/c heater box just because it came up in the post, but that is NOT where i mounted the msd box....i mounted it over on the inner fender where the washer fluid reservoir used to be, perfectly safe from extreme heat.

 

mount it inside the car..thats where I have my digi 6 mounted. go to thirdgen and do a search and you cna see a picture of it.

 

nice... is it safe to drill holes through the firewall like rite below the heaterbox???