If you can rotate the comp 90deg clockwise would be better & less oil issues, your bracket will allow that as the 508 mount points should be symmetrical too.
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If you can rotate the comp 90deg clockwise would be better & less oil issues, your bracket will allow that as the 508 mount points should be symmetrical too.
Partly, though with refrigerant & oil you can have a condition of liquid migration where the refrigerant will shift the oil & when the comp starts, starvation of oil will eventually kill it. On the same token too much oil can cause a myriad of other problems too. The latter LS comps are are a different animal to those.
So lines Vertical Up or Down?
That same comp was used on the early commodores & generally vertically up would be the best. If that is a problem for hose fittings 90deg off sets are available.
Here's a pic below how my old VL V8 Calais sits:
http://www.brockcommodores.com/Fact%..._enginebay.jpg
Reckon you will have a sh*t load of clearance in a HQ-HZ variant.
Those mounts came up well!
One of your programs for the CNC mill?
Today!
Did the rework on the bracket to correct the belt alignment, also rotated the compressor.
https://scontent-lax3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...70243992_o.jpg
That bracket is very similar to the VL V8 one I posted on the previous page. :goodjob: on the rotation too mate ;)
Jeez! They won't break in a hurry! Made from off-cuts from the Harbour Bridge? ;)
.. more like used on VH Commodores with the top ports
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y23...Vac_wagon3.jpg