1965-66 Impala Evaporator Kit Installation 

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The complete kit would cost $1925.00 unfortunately we do not perform install's but it will generally take around 20-25 labor hours to install

Yes, you can use a bulkhead in just about any set up, but this would require making new hoses to mate the cabin components to the bulkhead and the engine components to the bulkhead. Entirely possible with some planning and new hoses!

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Do y’all have a vintage air in cali

We are in south Texas,for listings of our California dealers please visit our website www.vintageair.com and click on the "distributors" button then enter in your zip code for nearby search results.

The only good reason to have outside air infiltrate the cabin is simply for fresh air, but when speaking about performance allowing hot outside air to come into the cabin will only make the system struggle to remove the introduced heat. and this will cause the AC system to take longer to acclimate the cabin and raise the cabin temp. a few degrees. Keep in mind that AC systems from an operational standpoint does not cool the air, it rather removes the heat from the cabin and if you allow hot air to constantly enter the cabin the AC system has to work harder to keep up. For the Best AC performance in aftermarket AC systems or OEM systems a recirculation method is used, commonly known as MAX AC setting on OEM systems.

@@va197653 Yes the performance of the AC. But theres a reason that all modern car has a fresh air mode. So then its all about lack of performance the real reason that aftermarket units only have recurculated air? In only heater mode you only have stale air.