Cut out the leftover wires, spray painted it again, got the a/c working. There is still a little more stuff to do, but for now i like it.


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and this is what it looked like when i first dropped it in:

 

nice

Im hoping to do a lt1 swap this year as well

 

Looks real nice! Hopefully mine will look like that soon. Did you your LT1 come from a vette or did you just use the vette accessories? If you dont mind me asking where did you get them from?

Jay

 

The a/c bracket is actually aftermarket. It ran me around $250. I wouldn't probably buy it again. You can hit a hammer against the k-member and be able to clear the a/c using the f-body bracket. The a/c lines were cheap though, they were salvaged from a 89 V6 and then I bought a $5 adaptor and drilled holes through it and used sealing washers. I'm using f-body brackets and the bowersrodshop.com brackets.

The bracket has been ok though. It probably makes it easier when removing the passenger side header. And I've had to take it off a couple times.

I've been looking at alternatives for brackets, not really finding anything. The ideal would be to have the power steering on the drivers side, a/c on the passenger side, and no accessories above the valve covers.

 

Hey Firebat, looks nice. Can I ask what you used for those fuel lines? I am going to have to plumb those up sooner or later myself...

 

The braided fuel lines that connect to the hard fuel-injection lines are from thirdgen.org member

z 2 8 r i c e r. And use no spaces when typing that.

 

man that looks nice. i am kinda regreting not paining my intake now. maybe when i put the cam in i will do that, and paint the canter of my lt4 valve covers., codos on the engine very clean