? about removing AC
well like i havnt attepted to do it yet but i got a d16y8 and i want to take ALL out the ac radiator the ac compressor where the belt goes along and shitstuff, i just thought after takin the ac compressor off u have to put somthin inplace of where it was cause then ull have extra belt (where the ac compressor was) idk i feel like im blabin on so tell me wat u think or if im wrong correct me
well seeing as the belt drives the compressor and u are taking that off it would mean u dont need belt dude. i only run with an alternator belt. If u dont have a/c hooked up then y keep the belt on.
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The belt that runs the AC only runs the AC. I think you think that it runs something else... it doesnt. It does go around a tensioner pully, but that is not needed when you remove the AC...
Now break that biotch apart and kill some penguins... you have nothing to fear.
Now break that biotch apart and kill some penguins... you have nothing to fear.
don't even think about it.. most people who remove the A/C system do it because they are turboing their car and need the extra space... the rest are pretty much delusionall.. i'm not trying to offend anyone but most people remove A/C for the wrong reasons... sure if it's a track car who needs A/C anyway... but for a street car unless you turbo, don't touch your A/C because it's not worth it
What year/model car are you removing the ac from? I am looking for a complete ac system for a 1994 civic dx? You can email me at ncnative96@yahoo.com
dont take the damn a/c out. i did that in my first EG and totally regretted it because i sold it after. in my current EG, i put A/C in it... it didn't come with it from the dealer. the difference in weight is equal to about 0.05-0.1 on the 1/4 mile. the shipping weight for a complete A/C system is 40 lbs. if you need power, there is a secret button on the dash. once you push it and the light turns off, you will have power...labeled [A/C]
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by civic_driver »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">don't even think about it.. most people who remove the A/C system do it because they are turboing their car and need the extra space... the rest are pretty much delusionall.. i'm not trying to offend anyone but most people remove A/C for the wrong reasons... sure if it's a track car who needs A/C anyway... but for a street car unless you turbo, don't touch your A/C because it's not worth it</TD></TR></TABLE>
:-( it makes the engine bay look oh sooo clean though and i got to have 1 thing that looks good on a 4dr haha at least mine i wish i had a hatch or a 2 dr
props to u that have them im not dissin the 4dr i love it fun car to drive and work on i have learned alot pullin the engine and **** i just wish i were still in hs so i could swap (all this my senior year) that would been fun pissin off all my import buddies with a 4dr civic
props to u that have them im not dissin the 4dr i love it fun car to drive and work on i have learned alot pullin the engine and **** i just wish i were still in hs so i could swap (all this my senior year) that would been fun pissin off all my import buddies with a 4dr civic
I thnk you are thinking of a serpetine belt system. Older hondas don't have serpentine systems. They have separate drive belts that drive the AC, power steering, and the alternator. Some newer hondas, however, have a serpentine system that uses one large belt for all accesories
another thing, i dont think i really need ac hhehe i live in MI, right now im in saginaw for college, but i live down in Novi, if it gets hot ill roll all 4 windows down hahah plus im looking to make my engine bay clean and nice for the summer and then i wanna buy a hatch shell and swap the D16 in that cause my engine has like no miles on it
screw A/C. I have so much more room to work in the engine bay now.
plus it gives me more options for turbo manifolds...and if i were thinking about the resale value of the car i wouldn't do anything to it
plus it gives me more options for turbo manifolds...and if i were thinking about the resale value of the car i wouldn't do anything to it
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