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Pro
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Space Center Florida
Might want to consider changing out the OE tunnel plate (cheap galvanized sheet steel) at the same time for a thicker ceramic coated one...big reduction in console/interior heat radiating through the floor and console...heres a link...
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1770048
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1770048
Drifting
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Nevada
Also think about 'socks' for wiring around the headers, not an absolute as I dont have them but other recommend them.
If you keep the stock tunnel plate my car had a hole drilled so that the wires for the kooks were fed above the tunnel plate and dropped through the hole to the rear o2 sensors.
Hight temp nylon ties are good for keeping wires away from the heat.
Again I kept the stocker tunnel plate and yes its warm however living in Southern Nevada with really hot temperatures the AC keeps the car plenty cool and its not like its hot enought to bake a potato.
If you keep the stock tunnel plate my car had a hole drilled so that the wires for the kooks were fed above the tunnel plate and dropped through the hole to the rear o2 sensors.
Hight temp nylon ties are good for keeping wires away from the heat.
Again I kept the stocker tunnel plate and yes its warm however living in Southern Nevada with really hot temperatures the AC keeps the car plenty cool and its not like its hot enought to bake a potato.
