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Front Runner Pully System Installation - Underhood Unity

Vintage Air's FrontRunner Serpentine System
By Grant Peterson
1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install
1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install
1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install
1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install
1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install
Here we go! You see the Stewart... 
   
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1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install
Here we go! You see the Stewart High Volume water pump (that was later sent out for polishing), the exclusive new Vintage Air TiteFit Line/compact polished compressor package, polished Powermaster 140 Amp Alternator (90 Amp output at idle), one wire, self energizing that has the exclusive relocated (side mount) gold plated battery terminal. Last but not least, all of the beautiful CNC'd and chromed brackets and pulleys.
1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install
Just like with any of Vintage... 
   
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1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install
Just like with any of Vintage Air's A/C kits, you need to figure out where you want the main unit. This can be kinda tricky, but just make sure you have enough room around it for the necessary hoses and vent tubing.
1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install
Now we need to find a spot... 
   
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1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install
Now we need to find a spot on the firewall to mount the nice, new polished bulkhead.

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1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install 1968 Gmc C10 Sepentine Belt Install
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