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factory air on 71 chevy sb
- Thread starter GregP
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AC Parts
Are you looking for good used parts or what ? .
IIRC these used an R-6 Delco AC compressor , I'll be using a Sanden as I like cold air with less power loss , not a restoration obviously , just an old work truck .
I see many Hot Rods remove all the factory AC stuff , I imagine it's out there cheaply .
Are you looking for good used parts or what ? .
IIRC these used an R-6 Delco AC compressor , I'll be using a Sanden as I like cold air with less power loss , not a restoration obviously , just an old work truck .
I see many Hot Rods remove all the factory AC stuff , I imagine it's out there cheaply .
Factory Air
I moved to Oregon from Calif. I just never use the air con. so I am hauling around all that weight and turning the compressor for no reason. This will clean up the bb engine bay and I will install the ac delete panel and still have heat. I just want to know if anyone has done this and if there is any hidden problems.
I moved to Oregon from Calif. I just never use the air con. so I am hauling around all that weight and turning the compressor for no reason. This will clean up the bb engine bay and I will install the ac delete panel and still have heat. I just want to know if anyone has done this and if there is any hidden problems.
AC Removal
There's the issue of unwanted underhood air coming through the firewalls holes and the un used AC vents .
AC takes NO POWER whatso ever unless you turn it on and removing it reduces the value of the rig .
There's the issue of unwanted underhood air coming through the firewalls holes and the un used AC vents .
AC takes NO POWER whatso ever unless you turn it on and removing it reduces the value of the rig .
AC Out
It shouldn't .
The is no factory AC Delete panel , they used different cabs but as long as the firewall holes are well covered you should be good to go .
I'm replacing my rusted away cab and got an AC cab to replace so I'm happy to be adding AC here in Sunny So. Cal. .
Nice looking rig you have there .
It shouldn't .
The is no factory AC Delete panel , they used different cabs but as long as the firewall holes are well covered you should be good to go .
I'm replacing my rusted away cab and got an AC cab to replace so I'm happy to be adding AC here in Sunny So. Cal. .
Nice looking rig you have there .
Lakeroadster
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Looks like a nice piece 
http://www.classicindustries.com/search/?q=14445
This AC delete cover for 1967-72 Chevy and GMC models allows you to remove your existing air conditioning evaporator unit while maintaining the heater functions. Delete cover is manufactured from molded fiberglass with a black gelcoat and is designed to mount to the firewall where the stock AC evaporator core and case are normally located. This cover will allow more space for large valve covers and headers as well as big block engines while keeping the heater unit intact.
http://www.classicindustries.com/search/?q=14445
This AC delete cover for 1967-72 Chevy and GMC models allows you to remove your existing air conditioning evaporator unit while maintaining the heater functions. Delete cover is manufactured from molded fiberglass with a black gelcoat and is designed to mount to the firewall where the stock AC evaporator core and case are normally located. This cover will allow more space for large valve covers and headers as well as big block engines while keeping the heater unit intact.
anthony j
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anthony j
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a/c work
hey gregp would it be cool to email me bout this set-up instead of going thru this thread lot of questions need to ask if its alright tony [email protected] or 615.848.2133 thank
hey gregp would it be cool to email me bout this set-up instead of going thru this thread lot of questions need to ask if its alright tony [email protected] or 615.848.2133 thank