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#194347 11/24/2005 5:59 AM
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I am going to install a/c in my 64 230 driver over the winter. Has anyone custom engineered any compressor mounting brackets on a six? I have a MIG, looking for ideas or pics of other setups,,thanks Brian


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#194348 11/24/2005 6:17 AM
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GM made factory brackets for the 230-250-292 six. I haven't seen many on a 64 but by 66 a/c was getting more popular and a 66 has the same configuration as your 64. Maybe someone with this setup could send you a pic. I have also seen aftermarket brackets that were for the York type compressor rather than the Frigidare. Hit the swap meets and look at all the 64-66 trucks with the hood open and you might score.


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I am running an HEI which may be in the way of mounting a long Frigidair, although I found a HEI w/separate coil & bought it but not installed yet. It still may be too tall. I scored some pulleys off ePay & a two groove dampner off a 66 GMC 250. I was thinking of using a smaller, possibly(ugh)import, compressor like a Sanden to ease the burden on the six. I would love a pic of someone's setup, around here at shows no one keeps a six, they are dumped for a 350. Brian


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#194350 11/25/2005 6:24 AM
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If you get brackets for a 194/230/250, make sure they aren't from the integrated head version. The 292 brackets probably won't fit due to the increased engine height.


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