[miniyota]

these are from the picture alabama toy posted earlier when i asked about putting a york on a 22re. these will make a york fit on a 22r air conditioner bracket.

anyone want to post these for me and they can be added to the facts. i have included all the dimensions in the drawings.

i can email the files. they are pretty small so they should fit on here nicely.

thanks

 

[4RnrRick]

I will do it.

[email protected]

I will also add it to the FAQ.

 

[4RnrRick]

Oh and you can even send them in CAD format if you want.

 

[HighToy]

jeez.. been almost an hour... whats up? :flipoff2:

 

[miniyota]

i just got back from class i'll send the drawings shortly. i have to make a few quick changes and i will email them!!!

 

[miniyota]

rick

its in the mail.

thanks

 

[4RnrRick]

Okay heres the "drawings" that Miniyota sent me

 

[4RnrRick]

 

[4RnrRick]

 

[Mudnyrey1]

Now that's what I'm talking about!!!

Mud~:flipoff2:

 

[miniyota]

just as long as some manufaturer doesn't "steal" the plan and make loads off money of it.

i guess we'll see.

although its not like i don't try to copy some of the things they make.

 

[Cracker]

Awwww man!.....

I was hoping those dims would be in millimeters...

j/k

Thanx for the diagram...I might need it this summer...

 

[can yota]

Good work on the brackets.

 

[Wheelie_Pete]

I would just add that it may actually be beneficial to skip the measuring when you go to put the two plates together and line the York and it's plate up to the other plate as it is bolted to the block eyeball/straight edge style. The reason is because different Yorks have different pulley configurations as well as the fact that you can raise the position of the York in relation to your engine config. I've done three of these now. We (rick and I) looked at doing a standard measure, but the eyeball method is quick and nets good custom results. Just a thought. You want to get the York as high as possible to aid in belt tension application.

 

[4RnrRick]

I'm kinda really surprised that someone is not already manufatcuring york brackets for the 22R/RE but the only problem I see would be needing a factory AC bracket and pulley and someone would have to make sure "the kit" would fit all years of Yota's.....Well atleast the different motors configurations of a certain year range.

 

[miniyota]

i would suggest tack welding the plates together and checking that the belt is lined up before you glue it all together permanetly!

just speaking from expirience. because measureing to a thirty second of an inch is almost nuts. if not impossible. i'm going to the junkyard to pick up the air conditioning bracket today.

i'm pretty excited! i got the compressor for free. the only thing that sucks is i have to move my chevy alternator to the stock side. which means unhooking the lower radiator hose. and i am going to switch the air box to the passenger side and the battery to the drivers side. i've got to many projects going on right now.

and the napa guy is going to love me trying out different belts to find the correct size to fit all my junk.

 

[RMW]

thanks for drawing that up!

 

[HighToy]

I've seen these pics before.... gimme a few to find it...

Edit* shibby... http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=236027

 

[miniyota]

did you read my first post or not?

i said i got the design from alababmtoy. all i did was draw it up in autocad with all the dimensions. then you won't have to guess.

 

[HighToy]

did you read my first post or not?

i said i got the design from alababmtoy. all i did was draw it up in autocad with all the dimensions. then you won't have to guess.

Yup.. I just noticed your post in there. I was just making sure my memory was working.