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hemi43 · 02-26-2020, 10:23 AM

I've installed" Vintage air" as well as "Old Air" systems in the past, and by far the Vintage Air is better quality. They work great in an enclosed sedan, but I should have known better to use it on a truck with canvas for sides and roof. DUH, what was I thinking?
I still believe a factory system will be far superior to anything aftermarket. The only advantage to aftermarket is the size of the unit is WAY smaller than factory, and is a much neater install especially under the hood. The evaporator alone should be a dead giveaway that it wont be as efficient because it's half the size of the original.

02-26-2020, 10:23 AM	#9
hemi43 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Ontario Canada Posts: 1,500	Re: How effective is Vintage Air in the Blazer? I've installed" Vintage air" as well as "Old Air" systems in the past, and by far the Vintage Air is better quality. They work great in an enclosed sedan, but I should have known better to use it on a truck with canvas for sides and roof. DUH, what was I thinking? I still believe a factory system will be far superior to anything aftermarket. The only advantage to aftermarket is the size of the unit is WAY smaller than factory, and is a much neater install especially under the hood. The evaporator alone should be a dead giveaway that it wont be as efficient because it's half the size of the original.