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Old 04-05-2020, 02:07 PM   #30
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Re: to anyone running a truck ac bracket

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Originally Posted by clinebarger View Post
The Delco V7 is a variable displacement compressor, These are only used on passenger cars.

The Delco HU6 & Denso 10S20F used in trucks & SUV's are fixed displacement.
Good to know since going to use a 10S20F with my crew cab dually swap.

I have my tune setup in HP Tuners so the fans are on automatically on whenever the ac clutch is engaged, but also will turn the fans off when reaching a set speed, in my case I set to 45 mph. I figure that should be enough airflow across the radiator, condenser, and intercooler (in my case).
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