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I have heard theres an aluminum replacement for the boat anchor A6.
Anyone have first hand experience?
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Nothing oem style seems to last today. This place you can shop.
https://www.oldairproducts.com/category? In in the end unfortunately a vintage air kit makes the most sense. Friends have tried multiple old school style oem looking compressors and they failed in no time. |
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I used a Pro6Ten compressor when I installed a MK IV under dash unit. It bolted right up to the A6 factory brackets and lined up with the factory AC crankshaft pulley. I did paint it black.
And it's light enough not to require the large triangular bracket that mounts over the valve cover although you can use it if you desire. https://www.oldairproducts.com/produ...-single-groove.
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keep us informed of longevity what about this? https://www.fridayparts.com/delco-a6...CABEgKVi_D_BwE
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Alma products makes a good A6 compressor. They were sold the original tooling by GM. They're pricey, though.
https://coldhose.com/products/genuin...or-oem-1131197
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