I’m having a similar issue with my 67 Camaro RS SPEC chassis and my Dynacorn firewall. When I install the firewall and bolt it down to the chassis the torque box hits the frame in the same area yours was. I added some 1/2 wood between the frame rail of the chassis and the torque box, but now I have a massive gap between the firewall and the cowl. My guess is between the tight tolerances from RS and the loose tolerance or the restoration parts from Taiwan causes the issue. How did y’all actually fix it. I am debating just removing the torque box and fitting the firewall the adjust the torque boxes and re-weld them to the car.
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I’m having a similar issue with my 67 Camaro RS SPEC chassis and my Dynacorn firewall. When I install the firewall and bolt it down to the chassis the torque box hits the frame in the same area yours was. I added some 1/2 wood between the frame rail of the chassis and the torque box, but now I have a massive gap between the firewall and the cowl. My guess is between the tight tolerances from RS and the loose tolerance or the restoration parts from Taiwan causes the issue. How did y’all actually fix it. I am debating just removing the torque box and fitting the firewall the adjust the torque boxes and re-weld them to the car.