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08-20-2010 #1
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Vintage air? Good/bad? Options
Hi Guys,
I am looking to put air into a 69 GTO with a 2005 GTO LS2 swap put in. (car is not complete yet....drivetrain is in but not running yet...no interior yet) The car is a non air car. I hear that the original compressor that the 2005 GTO had will not work with a Vintage air kit? Anyone have any experience with Air install with a LS2 conversion? Any advice would be appreciated?
Thanks
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08-20-2010 #2
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Call Frank at Prodigy Customs(407 832 1752), he can hook you up with everything you need and he knows what will and what will not work. He just got me a Vintage Air Gen IV for a '67 Camaro (non-factory air car with AME subframe and LS-1) he was able to substitute some of the vents for much cooler looking ones. (BTW. if you need an aluminum radiator/fan combo for your LS, he has access to a killer unit that is cheaper than a BE-COOL unit)
In reference to Vintage Air, hands down - the best. I have an older unit (Gen. 2 with cables) in my '69 Chevelle with a radical big block and it blows cold.Steve
1967 LS1 RS Camaro (Project "OVRBDGT");
1968 350 Camaro;
1969 Chevelle SS-396
08-20-2010 #3
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Thanks soo much!! Thats great info!! I really appreciate it! I will call him for sure!!!!!!!!!
08-23-2010 #4We run Vintage Air units in all of our cars. I just drove Velocity to the Louisville Street Rod Nationals in 102 degree heat...inside it was a comfy 75 degrees. My glasses steamed up when I got out.
I also truly enjoy sitting in the staging lanes of an autocross with the windows up and the air on.Bret Voelkel
Director of Innovation Fox Powered Vehicles Group
Founder/ Former Owner
RideTech/Air Ride Technologies, Inc.
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