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FickleFinn 02-28-2013 11:57 PM

Re: Serpentine belt conversions
 
$200 + $46? Paypal OK?

ZEKE68 03-01-2013 11:22 AM

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I will take one for the SBC with the AC compressor on the right as your picture. What would it be shipped to 32754.

ZEKE68 03-01-2013 11:39 AM

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Whats the difference between the vortec kit and the regular SBC kit?

silvereagle07 03-01-2013 04:14 PM

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How much for a sbc kit without the fan and clutch shipped to 27616? Askin for someone here at the shop. He wants you to call him (919)369-9871

tll74 03-03-2013 03:01 AM

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Originally Posted by ZEKE68 (Post 5920431)
I will take one for the SBC with the AC compressor on the right as your picture. What would it be shipped to 32754.

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Originally Posted by FickleFinn (Post 5919891)
$200 + $46? Paypal OK?

225.00 as a complete kit. PM returned and thanks for you payment.
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Originally Posted by silvereagle07 (Post 5920929)
How much for a sbc kit without the fan and clutch shipped to 27616? Askin for someone here at the shop. He wants you to call him (919)369-9871

200.00 w/o the fan and clutch. I meant to call your buddy but simply forgot. I'll try to Sunday.

Thanks guys, Tom

masse1 05-04-2013 08:57 PM

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Any more of the Big Block setups left?

Thanks

tll74 05-05-2013 02:40 AM

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Originally Posted by masse1 (Post 6052290)
Any more of the Big Block setups left?

Thanks

Sorry, I have sold all that have at this time. I get them often. Check back every month or so. Thanks, Tom

SpawnAden 05-10-2013 04:31 PM

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I want one for 1972 GMC 2500 402 BBC. Let me know when you get a kit in please.

First c10 05-28-2013 01:28 PM

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Any for SBC Left?

425HP409 05-28-2013 04:33 PM

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I installed this serpentine set up on my 77 GMC Sprint (El Camino) and it was great. I have installed them on other vehicles and always had an issue with the upper radiator hose clearing the alternator fan. On mine, I installed a swivel thermostat housing and made an upper hose from a piece of exhaust tubing and two rubber hoses. It works great.

tll74 06-02-2013 02:50 AM

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Originally Posted by First c10 (Post 6094574)
Any for SBC Left?

Yes, I do have some SBC kits.

Charles, that looks great! I've got a 74 El Camino 454 car that I would like to redo someday. That car would be project #87. :lol: Is that kit one of the two I sold you?

Thanks, Tom

First c10 06-02-2013 11:12 AM

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Cost shipped to 93635? Or total And PayPal address thanks
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POPO1984 06-02-2013 07:48 PM

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Have any bb kits
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tll74 06-07-2013 02:15 AM

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Originally Posted by First c10 (Post 6103211)
Cost shipped to 93635? Or total And PayPal address thanks
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Originally Posted by POPO1984 (Post 6104039)
Have any bb kits
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Sorry, no BBC kits at this time.

Thanks, Tom

rickairbound1 07-14-2013 07:12 PM

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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

Elliot949 07-14-2013 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by tll74 (Post 5121108)
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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...

tll74 07-17-2013 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by rickairbound1 (Post 6173072)
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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Originally Posted by Elliot949 (Post 6173128)
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.

Thanks, Tom

Elliot949 07-17-2013 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by tll74 (Post 6177219)
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.

Thanks, Tom

Thanks Tom...

rickairbound1 07-20-2013 10:53 PM

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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

tll74 07-27-2013 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by rickairbound1 (Post 6182591)
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

Rick,
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

425HP409 07-29-2013 12:35 PM

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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.

FL71C10 09-07-2013 07:48 PM

Re: Serpentine belt conversions
 
What do I need to buy to run this setup without an ac compressor? An idler pulley?

Thanks!

tll74 09-08-2013 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by FL71C10 (Post 6258289)
What do I need to buy to run this setup without an ac compressor? An idler pulley?

Thanks!

Yes, an idler pulley that takes the place of the AC compressor. I can do one less the AC pump and with the idler. 40.00 less w/o the pump. Thanks, Tom

colgad 09-23-2013 10:10 PM

Re: Serpentine belt conversions
 
I need a price for a conversion for Small Block with Vortec heads. I do not need a Air Compressor since I have a A4 adapter to Sanden. Shipping is to 33548.
Thanks so much.

tll74 09-25-2013 01:31 AM

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Originally Posted by colgad (Post 6282870)
I need a price for a conversion for Small Block with Vortec heads. I do not need a Air Compressor since I have a A4 adapter to Sanden. Shipping is to 33548.
Thanks so much.

175.00 plus 60.00 shipping. Thanks, Tom


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