Take your build to the next level with CarChains3D's 3D Printed Holley EFI Roll Cage ECU Mount. Designed for strength, precision, and a clean, professional appearance, this mount provides a secure and convenient way to attach your Holley EFI ECU directly to your roll cage tubing—keeping your wiring organized, your electronics protected, and your engine management system easily accessible.
Compatible with the Holley Dominator, HP, Terminator, and Terminator X Max ECUs, this mount is the perfect solution for drag cars, street cars, off-road builds, drift cars, and custom race vehicles.
Available for 1.25", 1.50", 1.625", 1.75", and 2.00" roll cage tubing, each mount is precision 3D printed from a high-temperature, carbon-fiber-infused thermoplastic engineered to withstand the heat, vibration, and harsh conditions found in motorsports.
The split-clamp design allows for quick, tool-friendly installation without welding, drilling, or removing existing cage components. Once installed, your ECU remains securely mounted while maintaining full visibility of diagnostic LEDs and easy access to all wiring harness connections for tuning and service.
Whether you're wiring a dedicated race car or building a clean street/strip machine, the CarChains3D Holley EFI Roll Cage ECU Mount provides a secure, professional mounting solution for your Holley engine management system.
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