Upgrade your 1982 to 1992 Camaro, Firebird, or Trans Am with CarChains3d's custom 3D Printed ECU Mounts, specifically designed for Terminator X and X Max ECUs. Available in two distinct styles to fit 1982-1989 and 1990-1992 models, these mounts ensure a perfect fit in the OEM location, maintaining a clean and factory-like appearance.
Each mount is crafted with embedded threads for secure ECU attachment, allowing the LED lights to remain visible for easy diagnostics. Whether you’re working with an early or late model, CarChains3d has the right ECU mount for your build.
Additionally, when you purchase an ECU mount, you’ll receive a 10% discount on a Bulkhead Fitting, 3.5 Mount, or Dash Insert—discount automatically applied in the cart.
Key Features:
Two Styles for 1982-1992 Models: Choose the correct mount style for your 1982-1989 or 1990-1992 Camaro, Firebird, or Trans Am.
Compatible with Terminator X and X Max ECUs: One mount works for both ECUs, tailored to fit each model year range.
Embedded Threads for Secure Mounting: Designed for easy and secure attachment of the ECUs, with LED lights easily visible for diagnostics.
CarChains3d's ECU Mounts offer the perfect combination of precision, durability, and compatibility, making them an essential addition to your Camaro, Firebird, or Trans Am build, no matter the model year.
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