A/C options

[85burb]

I am looking for a way to mount a ac compressor in a place other then the factory place. What are the options? 85 chevy suburban is what it is going in.

[harnalien]

These are some of the options I have found. Kinda pricy, but I don't have the tools/skills to modify the frame in the manner that accomodates the factory location.

http://www.kwikperf.com/lsx_ac.html

http://paceperformance.com/i-5146492...lternator.html

The second one is pricy, but has everything you need. The bracket can be bought from kwik performance and a compressor can be bout off of ebay for around 100 bucks. Then it's a little cheaper.

[85burb]

That is the one i was looking for thanks for the quick reply

[hammered94]

I recommend this one, as your 85 sub should have came with this style compressor already. I have read that Novak will sell the kit without the compressor for around $300. I wish I would've used this kit on my 94 swap.

http://www.novak-adapt.com/catalog/a...cation_kit.htm

[85burb]

That kit is also nice any one know what size a/c fittings i will need at the dryer and ac core and condenser?

[Mr. 250r]

i see alot of people going with kwik and hot rod magazine did the same thing in one of their articles but if your gonna do that is your r12 or 134a

[85burb]

Originally Posted by Mr. 250r

i see alot of people going with kwik and hot rod magazine did the same thing in one of their articles but if your gonna do that is your r12 or 134a

I guess it was r12 factory. But i will use 134a with new compressor.

[Mr. 250r]

when i switched mine to r134a i only changed the condensor i think cant remember im pretty sure its only gaskets ill ask the guy who gave me the parts he does them all the time
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