As to the CD changer idea, ditto on that. I put my electronic points box
in there as well as my OD relay. I figured its less cluttered that way and
drier and more temperate (or is that like being more pregnant?). I suppose
there could be a concern because there is less flow of air in there to cool
the box - but with no empirical data whatsoever, I'm going to leave it
there assuming that it probably does just fine.
Jay
Christopher.Albers(at)bubbs.biola.edu (Christopher Albers) on 03/04/99
10:49:24 AM
To: Jay_Laifman(at)countrywide.com
cc: alpines(at)autox.team.net, TBeloney(at)Wyse.com (bcc: Jay
Laifman/Attorney/Legal/CF/CCI)
Subject: Re: Footrest
Jay_Laifman(at)countrywide.com writes:
>Right now, I cannot remember exacly how it attaches. If memory serves
>me
>correctly, on the bottom, there were two little plates that screwed in
>to
>the floor which hooked over the bottom lip of the foot rest (if rust has
>not eaten them away). On the top of the back of the foot rest are two
>little "feet" with rubber bumpers which rests up against the fire wall.
> I
>seem to remember that there may have been something to attach the top or
>the side against the kick panel. But, I do not remember for sure.
It attaches at the bottom with two sheet metal screws into flanges
welded to the floor. The flanges have u-shaped sheet metal "nuts"
(don't know what else to call them). The bumpers Jay refers to simply
rest against the firewall and there is no attachment at the top. The
carpet snaps to the footrest near the top (there should be 2 male snaps
on the plate) and is not glued. There's a lot of space behind the
footrest and it's a very convenient place to mount a CD changer or an
amp if you have a stereo.
Christopher
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