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Old 07-14-2013, 07:49 PM   #1
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Re: Serpentine belt conversions

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No, it will not work with the deep 4X4 shroud. I'm thinking it would work with a 2WD shroud on a 4X4 truck. I have a local freind putting one in a 72 4X4 and he just got the 2WD shroud to see if it would work. Also won't with the factory upper metal tube. A non ac set up uses a dummy pulley in place of the ac pump therefor it uses the same belt. Sorry no pics of any installed. Shipping would be 67.66 Thanks, Tom
I have a completely factory stock 1967 327 in my truck with headers, Edelbrock intake with the oil fill tube...

If I understand you correctly it will not work with that oil fill tube...
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Old 07-17-2013, 12:01 PM   #2
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Do you still have these available? I have a 72 C10 original 350 that I would like to upgrade to serpentine setup. I also am running a vintage air system so I need the correct bracket to adapt the compressor.

Let me know, Rick
I don't have any brackets for your vintage air compressor. Maybe Vintage air would have a bracket kit to mount it in place of a R-4 pump. I do have one available.
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I have a completely factory stock 1967 327 in my truck with headers, Edelbrock intake with the oil fill tube...

If I understand you correctly it will not work with that oil fill tube...
These will not work on a 68 and older engine. The heads do not have any holes in the ends for the brackets.

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Old 07-17-2013, 08:35 PM   #3
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I don't have any brackets for your vintage air compressor. Maybe Vintage air would have a bracket kit to mount it in place of a R-4 pump. I do have one available.


These will not work on a 68 and older engine. The heads do not have any holes in the ends for the brackets.

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Old 07-20-2013, 10:53 PM   #4
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Re: Serpentine belt conversions

Tom,

So that I know what I am getting myself into, let me see if I understand what I will have to do to make this work on my 72 C10.

Buy your kit minus clutch and fan - I am running electric fans COST?
Buy a reverse flow water pump for 88 Chevy 350 setup - $35
Figure out how to mount Vintage Air compressor on this unit - ??

Also, what kind of gadget do I need to find to use this alternator with my year of truck? Is there an aftermarket pigtail or something that you are aware of.

Appreciate the help here,

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Old 07-27-2013, 11:43 AM   #5
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Re: Serpentine belt conversions

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Tom,

So that I know what I am getting myself into, let me see if I understand what I will have to do to make this work on my 72 C10.

Buy your kit minus clutch and fan - I am running electric fans COST?
Buy a reverse flow water pump for 88 Chevy 350 setup - $35
Figure out how to mount Vintage Air compressor on this unit - ??

Also, what kind of gadget do I need to find to use this alternator with my year of truck? Is there an aftermarket pigtail or something that you are aware of.

Appreciate the help here,

Rick
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25.00 less for the kit minus the fan and clutch.
Yes on the 88 up water pump. It reverse rotation, not flow.
I can't amagine that Vintage Air doesn't have a bracket kit to mount the pump in place of a R4 GM pump.
You would need the pig tail plug for the alt which is available from any GM dealer and probably other sources. It is a internally regulated alternator vers the 72 had a external regulator. It's my understanding that you can eliminate the wiring and regulator and run a single wire to the new alt. Many guys here have done this, you might tap them for some info.
Hope this helps. Tom
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Old 07-29-2013, 12:35 PM   #6
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Re: Serpentine belt conversions

I bought one of these conversions and had the alternator reconfigured internally by an alternator shop to a one wire alternator and it works great. This was much simpler than rewiring the alternator and wiring harness of the truck.
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Re: Serpentine belt conversions

What do I need to buy to run this setup without an ac compressor? An idler pulley?

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