A/C Compatible
on turbo kits descriptions i always see not for use with a/c
obviously this means u cant have a/c with that kit and i kno its somewhat common to not have a/c with a turbo, but my question is what is it about the setup that makes it either a/c compatible or not? is it the size of something, location..etc.?
obviously this means u cant have a/c with that kit and i kno its somewhat common to not have a/c with a turbo, but my question is what is it about the setup that makes it either a/c compatible or not? is it the size of something, location..etc.?
The wastegate placement and turbo placement make it none ac compatible.
Here is a pic of my engine I am working on...see where the wastegate sits up front..and the turbo placement
Here is a pic of my engine I am working on...see where the wastegate sits up front..and the turbo placement
so does that make it not compatible or compatible... im still not totally clear on what makes it not.. i understand that they must be hitting something but what would they hit exactly?
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AC compressor and/or AC condensor/fan.
AC compressor and/or AC condensor/fan.
An a/c compatible manifold postitions the turbo out of the way of the compressor, fan, and all related lines for your specific model.
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