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1970 formula ac brackets
I'm confused on what ac brackets are correct for a 1970 formula 400 ram.air 3 auto. I bought a complete set and helping a friend find some for his car and I seen different parts pop up. As a teenager I built runners from rollers and gathered 70-73 brackets . I had some friends take my original engine out when I was 17 because 1 blew a head gasketand buy in a bone yard engine. Can some please share any isometric drawings or pictures of ac pump. The 1st picture below are my restored brackets I.bought and what's confusing me is that I have aluminum bigger brackets saved in my parts crate. I found simular brackets on ebay and was wondering if they are installed as well or are there 2 different types. Of ac systems. Please teach me.
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1979 ac brackets
More pics of what I seen on ebay and I attached a pic of a 2nd design 70 bracket system. Yes Im.comfused
Last edited by Ramairnacho; 08-10-2022 at 12:59 AM. |
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Not sure if this one is any clearer:
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All the Aluminum brackets are for 69 and or early 70 usage which does NOT include Firebird. Your first pic in your First post above looks correct.
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Sourcing original bits & pieces/building a set.
-Cast side compressor mtg bracket is '70-73. -Stamped steel compressor front SUPPORT is '70-71. -There are a BUNCH of different stamped steel A6 compressor front supports. Over the years have pulled A6 compressors out of the trunks of quite a few Pontiacs I hauled in & the stamped compressor support wasn't even Pontiac. Unbolted, that stamped piece went into a stack til later when was able to ID them as big block Buick, Cadillac, etc. -In the past year went through through & sorted a huge plastic tub of original Pontiac AC bracketry pieces. Bolts, spacers... aargh. Most came from retrieving buckets, boxes, & cardboard trays from a local's estate. Amazing what using a roll of masking tape & an ink pen will do to tag loose bolts.
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Thank you for diagram my new set is correctaccord to formula Bruce and this diagram a great help
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Ac braclets
Thank you formula Bruce!
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Brackets
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