FastKat

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Is the new Camaro A/C belt spacing the same as the truck A/C belt spacing? I know the accessory belt lines up, but I'm not sure about the A/C belt.

I'm asking because I have a 2010+ Camaro crank pulley and I want to run an LS truck A/C setup. I already have the setup, I just need to do a bunch of trimming on the bracket to make it fit. I can't mount it up right now but my best measurements show that it's about 1mm off.

FastKat

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Anybody? I currently have a 2010+ Camaro crank pulley and I had a truck crank pulley that I threw away... which I'm kicking myself for now!

1989GTA

I have the truck L92 motor and I am running the 2010 Camaro water pump. So based on that I would say yes.

FastKat

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Are you running a Camaro A/C compressor too? I know the main accessory belt lines up, but I'm not sure about the A/C compressor belt. It is on its own separate belt.

FastKat

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I think I'm going to answer my own question here... they should be about the same, enough to interchange. AC Delco has a separate part number for the trucks and the Camaro. However, as per RockAuto, the aftermarket stock replacement by Dayco will fit both the Camaro and the trucks. Bottom line is that the 2010+ NA V8 Camaro crank pulley should run my truck A/C compressor just fine.

1989GTA

To answer your question I am not running the factory A/C unit. I am running the Kwik brackets and a Sanden A/C compressor.