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A/C for my 67

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MO351

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Is it possible to change the pullies to a serpentine setup and then use a newer model (say a Fox or SN95) A/C compressor, etc.? Anyone tried it? I've got access to a compressor from a 90 5.0 and was curious if it would work.
 

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Sure you can, just about all you'll need is the bracketry and compressor from a latemodel 5.0. You can also get a Sanden compressor with a v-belt pulley from a pre-serpentine 5.0. You'll nee to change alot more if you go with serpentine.
 

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Sweet. I've got access to the brackets, too.
 

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keep us updated, i'm very interested in this swap if it works.

does the newer fox bodys run the a/c through the heater box or is it seperated?
 

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Unfortunately it's going to be some time before I ever get around to doing this. A friend of mine and I were going thru some left over parts that he had in his garage from a 90 5.0 and he happens to have the A/C compressor and brackets. I figure if it'd work then whenever I get around to it I"ll do the pulley conversion and go to work on the A/C. I figured someone else would have already done something like this and that they would chime in with everything else that they used. I need to get my car running first, lol. Plus we've got a baby on the way so there goes all my mod money, lol.
 

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12sec67 said:
does the newer fox bodys run the a/c through the heater box or is it seperated?
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Right through the box and the whole thing is a huge PITA to service. I had to pull the entire dash and console to change the heater core in my '89 and it took me a weekend. The manual said to remove the HVAC box too, but I said "Hell with that!"
 
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