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#721326 02/15/2011 10:33 PM
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Has anyone installed one of those made in the USA reproduction firewall insulating pads. If so how did it fit and how was the quality. any opinions would be welcomed before I decide to buy one or not. I could use my old one with a little repair work.

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I've installed two from Classic Parts of America, both fit well.


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I have installed several and with much massaging & careful trimming, they have fit, satisfactorily. I recommend bending the creases, both directions, a few times, to allow the pad, to more easily take the shape of the firewall.

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Originally Posted by 4-5-6 Chevy Trucks
I recommend bending the creases, both directions, a few times, to allow the pad, to more easily take the shape of the firewall.

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Sound like maybe I should stick with the one I have. It's not in too bad of shape.

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Go for it, they aren't that bad to install

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What is a good way to clean the firewall padding, mine is all there but really cruddy, looks to be salvageable though.

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dunno about cleaning-that's one reason I bought a new one-didn't want dust outta the old one.


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