CarChains3d is excited to introduce the 3D Printed Haltech Rebel and R3 ECU Mounts for 1988-1998 Chevy Silverado, Sierra, and Tahoe. This custom-designed mount allows you to securely install your Haltech Rebel or R3 ECU in the OEM location, providing a clean and professional setup under the hood.
Key Features:
OEM Fitment: The mount is specifically designed to fit in the OEM location, ensuring a seamless installation for your Haltech Rebel or R3 ECU.
Universal Compatibility: One mount works for both the Rebel and R3 ECUs, making it versatile and convenient for different setups.
Brass Inserts for Durability: We use brass inserts for added strength, and all necessary hardware is included to securely mount the ECU.
Stock Hardware Installation: The mount is designed to use your vehicle’s stock hardware for easy attachment to the vehicle. For 1995 to 1998 trucks, OEM hardware is required to install the mount behind the glove box.
High-Quality Construction: Crafted from durable, 3D printed materials, this mount is built to last, ensuring long-term reliability and performance.
Why Choose CarChains3d:
Tailored Fit: Our products are designed with precision to fit perfectly into your vehicle, using existing factory points for an OEM-like finish.
Quality and Durability: Advanced 3D printing technology and robust materials ensure that our mounts are both functional and durable.
Comprehensive Support: We’re committed to providing exceptional customer service. If you have any questions or need assistance, our team is here to help.
Upgrade your Chevy OBS truck with CarChains3d’s Haltech Rebel and R3 ECU Mounts, offering a blend of functionality, ease of installation, and professional-grade quality.
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