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Gsr a/c Compressor? works? read here let me know

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Old Nov 21, 2006 | 01:59 PM
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Default Gsr a/c Compressor? works? read here let me know

Let me start off, i have a 97 civic dx hatch, with jdm r swap. No compressor and condensor. I have the a/c lines in storage.

I recently bought the whole a/c unit from a GSR from another member, thinkin it would work.

Well i talked to a few people. they say that the basic setup for a/c is just to buy a del sol bracket.

well i dont have compressor or condensor for my car besides from gsr. and my man said that it should work but need the stock civic/d series condensor. He said since i still have the a/c bracket that came with the motor and i have the gsr compressor, it should bolt up, and the only thing missing now is the condensor

Have you ever heard of other people doing something similar to this?

any info would happily appreciated.
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Old Nov 21, 2006 | 02:13 PM
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Call me ignorant, but why wouldn't a B18C a/c system work for another B18C?
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Old Nov 21, 2006 | 02:53 PM
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Well from what i was told it wont bolt up, and the condensor is wider.

Update** i found out that i could probably use it, but it would be a best bet if I use the civic si A/C braket instead.
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