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Would anyone know if 1972 firebird ac brackets . The same as 1973 firebird ac brackets If not how are they different .

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The front brackets should be the same, the rear bracket for the Compressor is a different angle & length due to the 73 engines having EGR valves, and the need for the rear A/c Bracket to clear the new Emissions equipment. I believe the 73-79 350, 400, & 455 Brackets are all the same.

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The front brackets should be the same, the rear bracket for the Compressor is a different angle & length due to the 73 engines having EGR valves, and the need for the rear A/c Bracket to clear the new Emissions equipment. I believe the 73-79 350, 400, & 455 Brackets are all the same.
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