Just wondering if it is possible to run 96+ (99-00 SI in particular) a/c into a 93 civic hatch? Basically just the condensor, dryer, compressor, and lines coming from the compressor.

I have never really looked in depth at them side by side, but from pics they look almost identical.

Has anyone in here done this, or know anyone who has tried. If so speak up please!!!


<U>***DISCLAIMER***</U>
I don't care about the weight savings, or how much cooler it looks without it. I live in Arizona and I am tired of getting into my car in 110 degree weather with black interior and no A/C. I've done this for 3+ years now and it sucks.

 

Anybody?????

 

i'm on the process of adding it to my 94 hatch cx. i got it off a 98civic hatch dx( he had a b18c5)
i ended up getting everything except for the compressor bracket. paid $180 for everything including all the lines, compressor, condenser, fan, evaporator, receiver/dryer, belt. got it from someone reducing weight in his car, pretty much just need a d-series compressor bracket and ur set. everything else looks like it lines up

 

I already have a del sol a/c bracket so I'm set.

I have my old a/c in there but its fuc*ed.

Cool, I guess I'll pick up the 99+ a/c then. Thanks man

 

Does it blow any harder than the older models? The newer models use R32, or R34 right? Not R11?

 

94 and newer=R134
93and older=R12

R12 blows colder then R134

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by crew08 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">94 and newer=R134
93and older=R12

R12 blows colder then R134

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R12=$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ also.

Just cold air coming out of my vents should be enough for me