Nice to have good detail on how to make that work. Gonna have to book mark this thread somewhere...
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Subscribed, definitely going to piggyback on your hard work here! Great Job!
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Had some time today to crimp up some custom lines. Have some buddies that run a shop doing vintage air, so they let me use those tool.
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so when will you start making kits for all your v8maita.net friends?
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YES! It feels so good! Woo hoo.
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I took lots of measurements. If anyone is interested, send me a PM with number and we can talk on phone.
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I don't need to bother you on the phone now because my car is not even on the ground yet, but I definitely will need to in the future, do you still think you are going to do a write up with part numbers and such?
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Will do this week.
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congratz!!!
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Where did you find that 90 degree fitting from?
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So did you replace all the Miata lines then? I think that is what Shannon did to. They look really good and congrats on a win from a hard fought battle. This is for sure a 5 star thread sticky quality thread for sure and I'm going to link it in the resources section. Thanks you for the great documentation!
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Where did you find that 90 degree fitting from?
LSX LS1 Engine Swap Conversion A C Line Compressor Adapter Fitting | eBay |
Oh, that 90 fitting.....
I bought the adapter block 90 degree fitting off E-Bay from Hawks Third Generation LSX LS1 Engine Swap Conversion A C Line Compressor Adapter Fitting | eBay Just be careful which compressor you are using. I initially ordered the wrong one and had to switch it out. The seller is really good about answering questions. The 90 degree AC line fittings were from Coldhose.com |
Are you using the stock f- body compressor bracket?
You running Corvette accessories? Pulleys line up? |
GTO motor and accessories
GTO AC bracket with pulley and tensioner F Body compressor mounts right up Everything under dash is Miata Miata condenser Lines custom fabricated |
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My adapter came in the other day. Great CNC quality.
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LOL. I was attempting to do a detailed write up, and my computer shut down mid stroke. See post below for the complete write up. |
A tease Rawn? ^^
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I thought so at first too, but thats the same pic he posted a little while back....I'm still hoping for a write up to make this job easy for dumb guys like me!!
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Sorry it has been so long since I posted all this data, been busy with holidays and getting ready for a race event. I will post all the parts required by each hose assembly in the picture below. All parts (except machined 90 degree adapter for compressor) can be ordered from coldhose.com.
https://www.v8miata.net/attachments/...ine=1444759415 The top hose is the hose that connects the LS compressor to the Miata condenser. I used about 30 inches of #8 hose. 3/4-16 90 degree fitting (BL1322 $4.92), 30 inches of #8 hose (BH8 $2.50/ft), M20 #8 straight (BL9305 $6.43) The middle hose is the low side hose with the low side service port that connects to the LS compressor and the Miata evaporator. I used about 31 inches of #10 hose. 7/8-14 90 degree fitting (BL1323 $6.22), about 21 inches of #10 hose (BH10 $2.75/ft), #10 low side R134a service port (BL6103-3 $9.32), another 10 inches of #10 hose, M22 #10 straight fitting (BL9306 $6.82) The bottom hose is the high side hose and connects the Miata drier to the Miata evaporator. It also has a high side port and a switch port with a female binary switch that will detect low and high pressure to save the compressor. I used about 55 inches of #6 hose. M16 90 degree fitting (BL9322 $6.57), about 33 inches of #6 hose (BH6 $2.25/ft), switch port with 7/16 male threads (BL6101-1 $9.64), about 14 inches of #6 hose, high pressure R134a service port (BL6101-3 $9.19), about 6 inches of #6 hose, M16 straight fitting (BL9302 $5.70) You will also need the binary switch from coldhose .com - Female 7/16 binary switch (no part number $8.50) From ebay - order the correct machined 90 degree adapter for the compressor as described in an earlier post on this thread. There are different adapters for different LS version compressor. I used a compressor from a 99 firebird for the rear facing ports. Before crimping any of the fittings, you should do test fits and clock the fittings. I used white out to mark the correct clocking. That way, I was able to wipe it off once crimped. Depending on where you mount your drier, the M16 90 degree can be changed to a 45 or straight if desired on the #6 hose. |
Man if I could give you any more than one thanks I would, this is great stuff, thank you so much!!
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Or to make it easier in a list:
Part Part # Price M20 #8 straight BL9305 $6.43 3/4-16 #8 90 BL1322 $4.92 M22 #10 straight BL9306 $6.82 7/8-14 #10 90 BL1323 $6.22 M16 #6 straight BL9302 $5.70 M16 #6 90 BL9322 $6.57 #10 R134a service port BL6103-3 $9.32 #6 R134a service port BL6101-3 $9.19 #6 switch port BL6101-1 $9.64 #6 hose per foot BH6 $2.25 #8 hose per foot BH8 $2.50 #10 hose per foot BH10 $2.75 7/16 female binary switch none $8.50 machined compressor adapter E-bay $49.95 |
Hey thanks for all the really great info!!!
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