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I'm thinking about replacing my A6 compressor with one of these. My A/C cools fine but the A6 has a tendency to sling oil from the shaft seal which makes a mess. Is this Pro6ten compressor really as "drop in" as they say? Same mounting, hoses, etc?
Kurt I bought the compressor from OPGI, it works very good.
Hi Eric, what kind of A/C compressor is that?
Paul I have the Holley EFI on my Pontiac, it’s not the sniper it’s the full system and I like the FI TECH better
Link to: Clovis very good FiTech thread
Paul read my thread on my fitech installation. You can also go the their website to see whats available.
Hi Eric I’m restoring a 63 Fleetwood Sixty Special in New Zealand running a rebuilt 390
My mechanic said I should look at fitting the Holley Sniper EFI system but your one looks good and by the reviews seems to perform well too and cheaper than the Holley.Is that the standard Cadillac manifold and can you give me tips on what linkages I need and what’s the canister model?
appreciate the advice not many 63 Caddy experts in New Zealand!
cheers Paul
Thanks Eric. I want my factory gauge to work so I'll have to find another place for that sensor.
Clovis, I asked the question because I had been looking around my engine for a spare plugged off factory hole and wondered if Eric found one. Looks like Cadillac only gave us one tapped coolant passage and used it for the dash gauge. After I convert and the car is tuned, I'll be unplugging the handheld computer and using the factory gauge, so I'll need to make another hole. I'll probably either tee off the hose fitting on the back of the crossover tube or drill and tap a new hole on the opposite cylinder head.
Anyway, yeah, this isn't my first. I do all my own work except bodywork and upholstery. I've converted several cars to EFI but this is my first Cadillac. I'll have mine completely apart as well for a complete under-hood restoration. No worries, just planning my attack! LOL.
I'll check out your posts, thanks!
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Hi.
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