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01-19-2010 #1
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BulkHead to Evaporator HELP
I am getting ready to purchase my Vintage Air Kit for my 69 Camaro. I am smoothing out the firewall and I will be using Aeroquip stainless hoses for my A/C lines and a Bulkhead to get my line through it. The Question I have is what are all you guys using from the Back side of the bulk head to the Evaporator?
Thanks for any help or ideas!
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01-20-2010 #2
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contact vintage....they'll know
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01-24-2010 #3
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You can use standard rubber lines since they will not be seen. It can be pretty hard to make these connections because there is not alot of room. The rubber lines should be easier to work with than the stainless.
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I'm in the middle of this now. Mock it up and see what works best. I've heard the aeroquip stuff leaks.
Todd
01-25-2010 #5
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I'm doing the same work right now on our 66 Chevelle. We're definitely going to run rubber hoses inside and rubber outside for now, but may replace those down the road with aeroquip. There is not much room at all for bends and such to the evaporator!
Tom Farrington
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Thanks for the help everyone!
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