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TobyArnot · 08-03-2013, 04:59 PM

After sitting on it for 4 months, I finally got all this serpentine set-up installed and working. Thanks to Vette Vet for the help getting the alternator wiring sorted out and my dear old friend, Rick Love at Vintage Air in San Antonio for helping adapting the R4 compressor (originally an R-12 unit) hooked up and working with the R134 system! It is so much quieter than the old V-belt system. I love it, but my old bones are still sore from the work. Next up ?? maybe a 200-4R overdrive. Gotta' get ready for Shade of the Past (Pigeon Forge) in September.

08-03-2013, 04:59 PM	#1
TobyArnot Quit if it's not FUN!!! Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Indian Trail, N.C, Posts: 864	Serpentine On and Running After sitting on it for 4 months, I finally got all this serpentine set-up installed and working. Thanks to Vette Vet for the help getting the alternator wiring sorted out and my dear old friend, Rick Love at Vintage Air in San Antonio for helping adapting the R4 compressor (originally an R-12 unit) hooked up and working with the R134 system! It is so much quieter than the old V-belt system. I love it, but my old bones are still sore from the work. Next up ?? maybe a 200-4R overdrive. Gotta' get ready for Shade of the Past (Pigeon Forge) in September. Attached Images __________________ MY MOTTO: Eat it all up, Wear it out, Use the last few drops, Spend all you've got, Late in life, you'll think of the things you didn't do, not the things you did. - Get out and experience life ! . Robbie Robinson a.k.a. TobyArnot (Toe Bee or not toe bee)