19155167 - GMPP Accessory Drive System Without A/C
19155167 - GMPP Accessory Drive System Without A/C Hello. I'm thinking of using this accessory drive for a 6.0L swap into a 91 Camaro. http://paceperformance.com/index.asp...&ProdID=248708
Is anyone running this in a third gen f-body? A couple guys over at TGO say they are running it successfully, but then a couple of guys over there have doubts - they think the P/S pump might hit the steering box.
It seems like a good deal and it would be easier to just buy this than trying to find/buy all the f-body accessories separately (and might even be cheaper...).
But of course it's only a good deal if it fits. Help?
Is anyone running this in a third gen f-body? A couple guys over at TGO say they are running it successfully, but then a couple of guys over there have doubts - they think the P/S pump might hit the steering box.
It seems like a good deal and it would be easier to just buy this than trying to find/buy all the f-body accessories separately (and might even be cheaper...).
But of course it's only a good deal if it fits. Help?
I'm probably going to use the same system in a 2nd gen TA. I like the idea of not having to notch the frame like I would have to with the other system (19155166, I think). Has anyone used either system with a 2nd or 3rd gen f-body?
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BTW, don't know the answer to your question, but thought you might want to know that really isn't a GM kit. It starts off as a GM kit then Pace removes the A/C stuff and gives it a new part number that is close to the original number - but it doesn't work with GM parts dept. Just in case you were planning n shopping around.
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Thats the kit I bought. I ordered it only to have it on back order. Before they came in, PACE put them on sale IIRC...... $487 ish. I was glad they waited to bill my CC until they shipped it. They shipped it a week earlier than they said. too
good to know. For me, it was a toss up between the official GM kit with the AC pump, and the Pace kit without. They are about 150 dollars apart, delivered. My car is factory no-AC, so the Pace kit looks like a no-brainer
looks like Pace bumped the price up recently - $719 + shipping. A little searching around will result in finding the complete kit (19151067 - w/ AC system included) from GM dealers for about $30 more.
It's almost not worth being cheap about it. I figure I can get the complete kit and sell the AC pump, bracket, belt and tensioner on Ebay or here for far more than the difference.
It's almost not worth being cheap about it. I figure I can get the complete kit and sell the AC pump, bracket, belt and tensioner on Ebay or here for far more than the difference.
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