ac for a k swaped eg
I'm sure it's possible, though I haven't heard of any aftermarket companies making a custom bracket for it yet, I could be wrong though, ur best bet would be to get a small sohc civic a/c compressor and make a custom bracket to make it fit.
suprised no ones bashed me for wanting ac
i probably could do that but i dont know how i would run the lines and if the egs use freon and if i can work wth it myself
i can deal with that <5hp parasitic loss its that or die in thye arizona heat
i probably could do that but i dont know how i would run the lines and if the egs use freon and if i can work wth it myself
i can deal with that <5hp parasitic loss its that or die in thye arizona heat
there are a few Civics and integras with K swaps and A/C.. they are custom jobs...
Hybrid racing made a kit and they are testing it right now.. will go on sale soon... basicall they sell you the lines, you get the EK condenser and some other crap and charge it..
like these lines ( for DC integra)

Basically, it is going to be like having stock A/C.
The system will be as user friendly as possible. Hook up a few wires, extend the plugs in your engine bay to the compressor and condensor fan, get in the car and slide the AC **** to 1, 2, 3, or 4.. depending on how cold you want to get. It will work like a factory AC system
I know, I am getting one for next summer.. this summer is gone!
Hybrid racing made a kit and they are testing it right now.. will go on sale soon... basicall they sell you the lines, you get the EK condenser and some other crap and charge it..
like these lines ( for DC integra)

Basically, it is going to be like having stock A/C.
The system will be as user friendly as possible. Hook up a few wires, extend the plugs in your engine bay to the compressor and condensor fan, get in the car and slide the AC **** to 1, 2, 3, or 4.. depending on how cold you want to get. It will work like a factory AC system
I know, I am getting one for next summer.. this summer is gone!
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im sure you could. that would look really nice too.
</TD></TR></TABLE>im sure you could. that would look really nice too.
dxcoupe;
What you said about stainless braided lines is a bit misleading!
I think you are refering to the hose that aeroquip sells for AC systems. The hose is a barrier type hose (for AC usage) and requires the specific hose ends.
Wes
What you said about stainless braided lines is a bit misleading!
I think you are refering to the hose that aeroquip sells for AC systems. The hose is a barrier type hose (for AC usage) and requires the specific hose ends.
Wes
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Nikos is the man.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Nikos is the man.
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If you have ends I know a company out in so cal that makes custom AC lines and other lines as well. I had a high and low line made for a different swap, cost about $80
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