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09-17-2009, 09:25 AM | #11 |
Next project: 1970 K10
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Fort Collins, Colo 80524
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Re: Glock's new project: "Fred"
Looks like if one were to use this compressor, price-wise it would be better to find a junk yard one. The Delco part goes for $360 (with core) at Rockauto.com, and the Delphi number is $286 (no core).
With that in mind, I think I am going to stay with the Kwik Performance high mount ($342 for brackets and compressor). On my truck, I still have issues with the tranny cooler lines between the block and AC bracket. Had I known this sooner, I could have cut the cooler lines back near the trans and ran braided line all the way up and routed them under the engine stands. If a person is just starting their swap, and not as far along as I am, this style of compressor would definitely be the ticket though! Of course, I don't plan on installing the AC until spring, so I might have a wild hair by then to re-do the tranny lines and install this one in the stock location! With me, you never know!
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