02 TJ L83 genV swap

marty79 said:
I will have some made soon
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GotWood said:
Let me know and I set you up with my guy.
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If that does not work out: @lowrange2 Not sure if he will see it.

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Fellow wheeler and small business owner. Does good work.
 
Little progress finally getting back to this.
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Jody Treadway said:
Just a thought for someone who who buys your kit...
Any thought to fabbing a compressor relocation bracket instead of having to modify the frame?
Looks great man.
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I might think on this
 
LS Simple does a lot of that stuff. If he can do it, you certainly can. Just please don't add as many idler pullies as he does.

Also, once you discover how belt part numbers work, you can figure out which one you'll need real easy with some quick measuring.
 
There are companies that offer relocation brackets for the AC unit. I believe they are using the same type brackets as used on Corvettes. It tucks it up and inside where it doesn't stick out past the head. On my XJ project I used the Holley kit and it used a similar concept and worked great!
 
I looked at the dirty dingo one, but unless you have huge lift or 3 link on driver's side you have to be very careful with upper control arm clearance.
 
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