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    1. #1
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      Aug 2004
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      A/C compressor on the passenger or driver side?

      And does it matter? I'm buying some Zoops brackets and would like to mount the A/C on the passenger side for ease of hose routing.



      Thoughts? Good idea or bad?

      Will have power steering.

      Thanks!


    2. #2
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      Passenger side is the best location. It allows for good, clean hose routing, and the alternator and power steering package well together.

      There are a lot of other nice brackets out there as well. Have you shopped around?

    3. #3
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      I have shopped around, these seem the best value, in a system that I can piece together without buying a full system all at once.

      Gotta get the car on the road, then get fancy.

      How do I tell what Sanders? compressor I have, do you know? I need the 508 for most brackets to fit.

      Thanks.

    4. #4
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      If us A/C guys had our way, they'd al be mounted low on passenger side. But usually in a production envirornment A/C sucks hind tit, and they get mounted high on drivers.

      Short hose runs with oil drainback.

    5. #5
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      True, but most early muscle cars can't clear the crossmember with a low mount.




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