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Title: ac brackets
Post by: 62galxe on 2018-05-02 19:45
never liked the way the AC brackets on a FE put the compressor up high. Found a individual who makes a bracket that mounts low on right side. Its for the sanden compressor. You need to supply bolts and spacers.
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Title: Re: ac brackets
Post by: Ford Blue blood on 2018-05-03 06:55
That is simply outstanding.  A very simple solution to rid us of those UGLY cast iron compressor mounts!
Title: Re: ac brackets
Post by: gasman826 on 2018-05-03 08:17
great FE addition.  Much cleaner look and lighter.  There may be a reason for the aftermarket sanden pumps having two grooves.  I could not eliminate belt chirp until I added the second belt.
Title: Re: ac brackets
Post by: Wirenut on 2018-05-03 20:57
i like those brackets, how pricey are they? Thanks for posting them. It is difficult to find any that look descent and do not stick the compressor up so high.
Title: Re: ac brackets
Post by: 62galxe on 2018-05-03 22:15
shoot him a email.
Title: Re: ac brackets
Post by: lalessi1 on 2018-05-04 07:32
I used a billet type set up from CVF Racing. They give you a variety of setups for V belts or serpentine 8V belts. I am in they process of running my hoses now. The compressor is high though but it clears everything. My A/C system is using an early Mustang evaporator, Sanden type compressor, Vintage Air condenser and EZ Clip hoses and fittings. CVF stuff is a little pricey but nothing like March or Vintage Air plus it is modular allowing PS, AC to be added later.