Reply to "Seeking suggestions for sound deadener for the engine compartment side of the firewall."

rockyMember

Hi Larry -

I have what I would consider "minor interference" with a few spots on the tank. I solved this by putting a few strips of an adhesive backed neoprene material between the tank and the cover.

It's really there for my own mental happiness. I certainly didn't have to force either the tank or the cover into place.

I can't say that about every car.

The biggest interference problem I had was with my "outboarded alternator" for the bulkhead reduction kit. That required me to cut a section out of the SS panel on the passenger side.

Rocky

3/26/195:59 AM

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