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    1. #1
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      Pics with Classic Air kit installed on a 1st gen f body?

      IM ordering them but they are back ordered.. I want to see some pics of the firewall on a first gen with factory ac...?? I want to see whats mounted and not so i know where i can put some other things. thanks



    2. #2
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      100 views and not a single comment or pic... i guess..

    3. #3
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      Pics with CCA kit installed on a 1st gen f body?

      I personally don't know what CCA stands for, lol. Maybe others are the same or I'm just ignorant

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    5. #5
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      this may be too late, but I just did the Engine upgrade kit from CAA, I wound up just replacing EVERYTHING to do with the A/C.... One thing I can say is instructions arnt the best only have instructions for condenser and compressor install. even then you have to figure it out on your own.

      Here is a pic of everything.

      As you will see We had to find a 90 elbow on the POA valve since the auto shop couldn't recharge.













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