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Right, I haven't gotten those installed yet. Those slim line controls must have electronic actuators in the heater box.

Does your heater box have cables? Or are they electronically actuated?

No, I didn't know about bluetooth. I bought this kit 2 or 3 years ago, finally getting to the part of the build it needed to be installed. I'm going to build a custom dash, which I wish I had thought about before as this kit uses the original controls and cables, and, would be nice to have some...

That part is done. Cut some grommets to size and got them on with a small screwdriver. Now onto mounting ecu, fuse boxes, gauge controllers and wiring. Goal is to drive the car this summer, even if I don't get to finish the AC system.

Built aluminum plate. Need something to keep vibration from chaffing the lines, maybe drill holes a little bigger, need some sort of grommet.

If your asking me i have a 5.7 from a '14 Durango. It uses the "car" accessories. I have stock A/C compressor that would go on the Durango, and stock power steering pump so the stock serpentine belt also works.

Well, so far I have done a mini tub, subframe connectors, torque boxes, replaced driver floor pan, bigger trans tunnel for 6 speed, clearance frame rails for 5.7 hemi alternator, widened radiator support for 26" radiator. So, cutting firewall wasn't a big deal. I did wish it would just fit though.

1) Pulled the dash out to get the inside mounts in (if I was just upgrading the system and not doing a full project I definitely would have called the company to resolve the issue) 2) Not a lot of real estate underneath. Lots of electrical things to mount somewhere

No, I didn't call. Didn't think to try the plate either, the line farthest to the passenger side looks like its over 1/2 too far to the outside.

I'm not having the same luck with the evaporator fitting. 1st photo, on the firewall you can see the silver dots, is relatively where the speed nuts to mount the evaporator are, 3 lines are touching the firewall, both sides and the bottom 2nd photo, I decided just to cut the firewall for...