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    I also mounted mine high on the firewall but "glassed-in" a piece of 3/4 inch plywood to the firewall in order to have something to screw it to and as well as other things like relays and the wiring harness. Ten or so years ago, I had a '29 Ford roadster and I placed the module under the seat. That worked out quite well as there was so little room under the dash.


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    I'm not keen on up under the dash as you can garantee if a fuse pops it will be dark and raining
    I like to put them under the seat or behind it.
    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.

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