OK you Vintage Air Guru's ...
#1
Drifting
Thread Starter
OK you Vintage Air Guru's ...
I'm installing the 67 GTO Gen 4 kit into my 71, long story short great deal that I couldn't refuse and like everything else on this car it requires modifications as apparently I just can't do things the easy way!
Things I need to know...
A) Does the orientation of the A/C lines have to come off the top or can the compressor be rotated so they can come off the side?
B) Does anyone have a pic of the lines installed that mate with the aluminum condenser lines? Really if you have pics of the soft lines that would be great as well.
Thanks guys and or gals ...
Dave
Things I need to know...
A) Does the orientation of the A/C lines have to come off the top or can the compressor be rotated so they can come off the side?
B) Does anyone have a pic of the lines installed that mate with the aluminum condenser lines? Really if you have pics of the soft lines that would be great as well.
Thanks guys and or gals ...
Dave
#3
Advanced
I'm no guru, but did install one. From the manual;
"90° maximum "clocking" to retain oil on Sanden SD508 compressor."
I believe the discharge port (line toward the condenser) has to remain equal to or above the center line of the compressor. There is also a compressor with lines that go so straight out the back. That is what I went with on my 76 vette. Hope this helps.
"90° maximum "clocking" to retain oil on Sanden SD508 compressor."
I believe the discharge port (line toward the condenser) has to remain equal to or above the center line of the compressor. There is also a compressor with lines that go so straight out the back. That is what I went with on my 76 vette. Hope this helps.
Last edited by 1976-L82; 04-09-2017 at 08:52 PM.
#4
Drifting
Thread Starter
I'm no guru, but did install one. From the manual;
"90° maximum "clocking" to retain oil on Sanden SD508 compressor."
I believe the discharge port (line toward the condenser) has to remain equal to or above the center line of the compressor. There is also a compressor with lines that go so straight out the back. That is what I went with on my 76 vette. Hope this helps.
"90° maximum "clocking" to retain oil on Sanden SD508 compressor."
I believe the discharge port (line toward the condenser) has to remain equal to or above the center line of the compressor. There is also a compressor with lines that go so straight out the back. That is what I went with on my 76 vette. Hope this helps.
Dave
#7
Burning Brakes
bigredbrad