Upgrade your 3rd gen F-body with CarChains3d’s 3D Printed Firewall Bulkhead Fitting, designed specifically for the 1982-1992 Camaro, Firebird, and Trans Am. This bulkhead fitting is engineered to fit into the same OEM holes that the original ECU harness passes through, providing a secure and clean solution for your Holley Terminator harness installation.
Key Features:
OEM Fitment: This bulkhead fitting is designed to fit perfectly into the existing OEM holes, ensuring a hassle-free installation with no drilling required.
Multiple Versions Available:
Blank Version: For those who need a sealed pass-through.
Single Hole Versions: Available with either a 22mm hole or a 28mm hole to accommodate different harness sizes.
Two-Hole Version: Includes a 28mm hole and an 18mm hole, ideal for complex installations.
Secure Installation: The back plates feature recessed nylon nuts, allowing the fitting to bolt securely to itself through the OEM holes, ensuring a robust and reliable setup.
High-Temperature Resistant: Printed from a high-temperature stiff material, this bulkhead fitting is built to withstand the harsh conditions of your engine bay, providing long-lasting durability.
Enhance your vehicle’s wiring setup with CarChains3d’s Firewall Bulkhead Fitting, combining precision engineering with high-quality materials to deliver a superior installation experience.
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