292 Compressor
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292 Compressor
Does anyone have any pics of a compressor mounted on a 292 or any other Y-block? I got a York 210 AC pump to use as an air compressor on my '59 but after taking a closer look I'm having trouble figuring out how to mount it. Seems like there's not enough room between the belt and the engine for it to fit anywhere.
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There is a guy who regularly sells NOS 2-shiv pulley/dampners on EBay.He starts them @ 160.00 (I think), has a Buy it Now price of 230.00.I got mine for the minimum bid.
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Howdy,
The A/C bracket you're using is similar or the same as the kit that Antique Air sells. That bracket is fits all the Sanden pumps. I don't know if it matches the bolt pattern on York.
I have a double groove damper + an additional pulley bolted to it for the power steering.
My F-600 also has the additional problem of driving a "high-mount" fan. I'll drive it with a single belt that runs over the A/C pump(2 grooves), Alternator (2 grooves)
That A/C mount doesn't position the pump far enough forward to utilize both grooves so I used washers to move it forward.
I removed the offset water pump pulley and flange and will drive the water pump with the same belt that drives the A/C pump.
There's pictures in my gallery.....
Cheers,
Rick
The A/C bracket you're using is similar or the same as the kit that Antique Air sells. That bracket is fits all the Sanden pumps. I don't know if it matches the bolt pattern on York.
I have a double groove damper + an additional pulley bolted to it for the power steering.
My F-600 also has the additional problem of driving a "high-mount" fan. I'll drive it with a single belt that runs over the A/C pump(2 grooves), Alternator (2 grooves)
That A/C mount doesn't position the pump far enough forward to utilize both grooves so I used washers to move it forward.
I removed the offset water pump pulley and flange and will drive the water pump with the same belt that drives the A/C pump.
There's pictures in my gallery.....
Cheers,
Rick
