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Posted by 90LX (Member # 1487) on
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If i remove all of my A\C stuff do I have to run a eliminator kit or is there a way to reroute the belt?
Posted by Eddie510 (Member # 2354) on
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well be sure that the ac dont got any pressure. (you probably already know that but use the march ac/delete kit, thats what i got, than ya gotta get a shorter belt ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
Posted by Eddie510 (Member # 2354) on
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oh and you move the tension to the march ac/delete kit as you can see how i did it. 
Posted by WANARNM (Member # 587) on
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I guess it depends if your running your power steering and Smog pump.. if u are then yes.. u need some kinda a/c delet kit.. I deleted my smog pump and a/c . i have the FMS a/c delet kit and and moved my Power steering up where the A/C was.
[ November 04, 2003, 03:39 PM: Message edited by: WANARNM ]
Posted by Eddie510 (Member # 2354) on
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Originally posted by WANARNM:
I guess it depends if your running your power steering and Smog pump.. if u are then yes.. u need some kinda a/c delet kit.. I deleted my smog pump and a/c . i have the FMS a/c delet kit and and moved my Power steering up where the A/C was.
hey is that the holley systemmax kit?
Posted by WANARNM (Member # 587) on
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No.. Its the holley systemax Intake..but not the kit.
Posted by 98slowhoe (Member # 895) on
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I would get the FMS kit, I think a lot of people will agree it's a cleaner looking kit.
Posted by onesicklx (Member # 285) on
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Originally posted by 98slowhoe:
I would get the FMS kit, I think a lot of people will agree it's a cleaner looking kit.
i agree, i curently have the march and will be replacing it with the fms a/c delete kit...it looks way cleaner...
Posted by 91sleeper (Member # 779) on
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FMS AC delete all the way!
Posted by 87 Saleen (Member # 1549) on
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Your radiator's crooked ![[Razz]](tongue.gif)
Posted by street_illegal_stang (Member # 1554) on
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or just save money and leave the a/c on there and run a 755k6 serpintine belt.with this belt you can bypass the powersteering and smog pump.
the a/c don't really rob power since its a clutch
unless you have it on
i gain about 2 tenths doing this at the track.
Posted by mustanggt5091 (Member # 444) on
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I think it's being removed for weight saving purposes not power
Posted by 90LX (Member # 1487) on
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I am removing it because it has never worked since I have owned the car and it really dosent matter to me to have it work. I am doing it mainly for weight savings and to unclutter the engine bay. It looks like the FMS kit is the one to go with. Thanks for the info guys!
Posted by Blue Oval (Member # 2548) on
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what u doing with the the pump and is it r12 or the other stuff? ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
Posted by 98slowhoe (Member # 895) on
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Originally posted by 90LX:
I am removing it because it has never worked since I have owned the car and it really dosent matter to me to have it work. I am doing it mainly for weight savings and to unclutter the engine bay. It looks like the FMS kit is the one to go with. Thanks for the info guys!
Good Choice! you will be a lot happier with the FMS then the March, plus the FMS is how they came stock with no A/C.
Posted by 90LX (Member # 1487) on
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Originally posted by Blue Oval:
what u doing with the the pump and is it r12 or the other stuff?
I have no Idea if its the R12 or the other stuff. I would assume that it is the older crap. That is one of the other reasons why I want to take it it out. Its not worth it to me to convert it. I dont have any plans for the pump once I take it out. Do you want it?
[ November 06, 2003, 09:53 AM: Message edited by: 90LX ]
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