Big Block Serpentine conversion information
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Big Block Serpentine conversion information
Check out the site below. Car craft explains pretty well how to use a factory serpentine system and gives the list of part numbers needed.
You can purchase the whole sbc serp. kit with all the accessories (including the ac compressor) for under $800/(part #12497698), or the BB serp. kit with all the accessories (including the ac compressor) Part #19172805 for just a little less ($770).
I am not sure if the BB kits brackets are cast iron or the the same as the sbc brackets (alum).
Also, I wonder if you do not need the KWIK adapter kit part #K10014 ($130) or BB crank pulley (march part #4351 for $80) if you go with the BB kit; AND most importantly.....will it fit under our hood.
I am ready to choose a serpentine system for my ZZ502 going into a 75 with auto, PS,PB,AC. Lots of the post covering this on the site but most are a couple years old and it seems the products and options have changed a bit. It would be great to see more pics of the systems used and updates about them (if they would use the same system today or tried something different and why).
another chance to show off your motors =
http://www.carcraft.com/techarticles...vy_system.html
You can purchase the whole sbc serp. kit with all the accessories (including the ac compressor) for under $800/(part #12497698), or the BB serp. kit with all the accessories (including the ac compressor) Part #19172805 for just a little less ($770).
I am not sure if the BB kits brackets are cast iron or the the same as the sbc brackets (alum).
Also, I wonder if you do not need the KWIK adapter kit part #K10014 ($130) or BB crank pulley (march part #4351 for $80) if you go with the BB kit; AND most importantly.....will it fit under our hood.
I am ready to choose a serpentine system for my ZZ502 going into a 75 with auto, PS,PB,AC. Lots of the post covering this on the site but most are a couple years old and it seems the products and options have changed a bit. It would be great to see more pics of the systems used and updates about them (if they would use the same system today or tried something different and why).
another chance to show off your motors =
http://www.carcraft.com/techarticles...vy_system.html
