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Anyone have a low mount AC Comp on an LS
I have a 71 K20 that is getting a truck 6.0. I will be adding an aftermarket air system from one of the various companies. I'm looking for an ac compressor that will fit in the factory location on the engine. The factory one will fit, but there is no way the lines can attach to the compressor without hitting the frame. I have trimmed the frame some, but I'm not willing to go far enough for the lines to clear. I would really like it mounted low since I've already cleared the frame.
Is there such thing? It looks like the dirty dingo low mount could possibly work with the Sanden they sell. The lines come out farther up. Does anyone have pics if they have mounted low? |
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I know I've seen low mount pumps on these trucks at the shows. Sanden makes pump heads with various outlet configurations and lines can be had that come directly off the head low profile and wrap around the pump to come out elsewhere. https://coldhose.com/collections/san...mpressor-heads https://www.carid.com/holley/a-c-com...199-201bk.html EDIT: Have a look at this thread. The picture posted (link) shows a sanden low on an LS. The head they used shoots the lines off that way. Another head could shoot them off another way. https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=768432 Hth, -Kevin |
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Thanks guys,
The end caps for the compressor looks promising, for sure. |
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Holley (Alan Grove) bracket with Sanden compressor
Down low and out of sight on my '67 with LS1 factory compressor would not fit Attachment 2394491 Attachment 2394492 |
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I bought a short hard line and bent it for the suction side, the high pressure side uses a 90º crimp on fitting on reduced barrier hose to go to the condensor. The high pressure port is under the battery tray, just barely enough to connect to. I also put the heater valve close by, you can barely see it under the hoses. It's a close fit but I like how it's hidden away. let me know if you want more pictures. Attachment 2394509 |
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...71-c-10-a.html
Here's an example of a stock compressor with reworked lines. |
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Awesome guys, thank you! I'll try to document what I end up with.
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I have a 68 with a 4.8 in stock v8 location , stock 03 ls compressor , clears. AC not hooked up yet , but a company called cold hose sells pn AA2209-AA2210 , LS fittings that put both lines straight out the front , looks like it will clear with no notching. If anyone has tried these I'd like to know , hopefully this winter is the winter I do the ac...
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I just ordered the adapters from Cold Hose. We'll see how they turn out. |
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I used the Dirty Dingo low mount bracket set up and a Sanden style A/C compressor. I used this A/C line adapter with 45 degree fittings and cleared the factory curved lip. It does get a little funky with the water pump/heater core lines right above this, did the best I could with that situation.
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