tomcamaro

Has anyone removed that passanger side floor hump in the camaro or TA's?
Would this be a difficult task?

fast377

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Yes.
Yes.

Do a search, a guy on here did it a while back. It came out really nice, but it involves cutting out the floor and welding in new metal.

VIP1

I searched for "floor hump" and this was the second link:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ght=floor+hump

95GreenZ28

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That is pretty damn cool if you dont have other things to do to your car. I would just get a BFH and a 2X4

aothepresident

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Ok, I know this is a stupid question and I could just find out by looking under my car, but what's under the hump?

30thanniversaryz

It's where the cat goes.

95GreenZ28

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Where the cat used to go

throttlejunkie1

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Thats one cool idea, but as somebody already said, "too much effort for the side I don't even sit in".

Shatterz

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Yup during the LT1 days. I guess GM didn't think it was worth it to to retool for a new floor pan when they dropped in the engine touched by god.

MEZA TA

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tomcamaro

Has anyone ever used the BFH method? if so how did it turn out?

White.Lightning

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Well I am the one who did the modification. It really wasn't hard or expensive. I wanted to do it and it came out really nice. You really can now appreciate the amount of leg room spared by doing this. Even though you might not sit there, it is uncomfortable for the passenger.

If you have the tools, I recommend this modification

Andy

Hennytime

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i could care less if passengers are comfortable in my car...but in work

Vicinity

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Lmao...