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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: San Ramon, California
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How To: Gen IV Vintage Air Install
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Lafayette Georgia
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Re: How To: Gen IV Vintage Air Install
We're looking at a Gen IV for my wifes car....Seems odd that they went with it instead of a Surefit system.
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Location: Pensacola, FL
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Re: How To: Gen IV Vintage Air Install
Great write-up. I think this is the main reason I'm going to use it:
25.Yet another key advantage to the Gen IV setup: it's completely wire controlled. No vacuum lines or cables are required. This black panel is the Streamline Knob. It, too, can be mounted anywhere by cutting a hole for the outer shell and holding it in place with the backing screws. I choose to mount mine under the dash, like so. The panel is also available polished. Both feature white LED backlighting.
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Location: Intheshop, Indiana
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Re: How To: Gen IV Vintage Air Install
Just a heads up..., this time for my 71 I went for the Gen II which is also cable less. They will charge you for a catalog ,which is way better than their site but deduct the cost if you order from them.
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Re: How To: Gen IV Vintage Air Install
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