Looking for those Masi AC pics still? Gotta have the AC rocking in the Ramerati right?
Looking for those Masi AC pics still? Gotta have the AC rocking in the Ramerati right?
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That's why your car is so fast...It has a GM A/C compressor...
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i thought it was factory from masi using the gm compressor. wasnt it the only one off the shelf that would clear the head?
Thanks Alan. I'll print the pics and go looking for/comparing parts. I've got the Masi AC bracket but no hoses or compressor. I snagged a minivan condenser and it mock-up fits neatly beside the radiator. I'm hoping the evaporator/heater core box is OK.
Rich, I think the clearance problem was with the intake manifold.
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