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Old 12-17-2014, 12:27 PM   #11
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Re: smooth fire wall

Maggro. You can smooth the fire wall then make your plan for where you want the Ac lines to exit. I have the green truck that are all coming out straight and the blue one is set up to go in the truck under the front fender on the passenger side where you can't see any of the lines. Both trucks have vintage air and you can spec them out with the fitting locations you desire. You can also buy bulkhead fittings to place them where ever you want and then just run hoses to your under dash location.
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