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Posted by klean50stangz88 (Member # 11083) on :

So I want to delete the ac compressor an the smog pump but l have two questions

First
The smog pump has a tube that runs to the back of the heads do I cap it off with a bolt to delete the smog pump

Second

I Want to move the power steering pump up but don't know if I need a different bracket or not

Can someone help me out thanks

[ December 01, 2011, 06:52 PM: Message edited by: klean50stangz88 ]

Posted by norcalfiddy (Member # 11207) on :

for the ac, you need a different bracket, get the ford racing delete kit. $35 and works great. comes with all brackets and bolts.

not sure about smog part..

[ December 01, 2011, 06:56 PM: Message edited by: norcalfiddy ]

Posted by 85notch fo-eye (Member # 10637) on :

Yea just cap that tube off with a bolt to delete the smog pump that's how mine is an for the a/c buy that bracket its an easy install just did mine yesterday looks good

Posted by SSF 50 (Member # 7219) on :

ford racing a/c delete kit & rubber 3/4" bypass cap

Posted by klean50stangz88 (Member # 11083) on :

Cool thanks everyone for the input

Posted by ROK5.0 (Member # 8589) on :

Or you can go to vic hub in hayward and buy thermactor plugs that screw right into the back of the e7 heads and delete the smog tube all 2gether but u will have to clean out the hole first. As far as the ac delete I ran with the trick flow and I never had a problem

Posted by fredfifty (Member # 10320) on :

That tube branching off the h pipe would also need to be closed...

Posted by Blubyu87gt (Member # 9427) on :

PepBoys also sells the some set screws for the thermactor holes that are like a buck each. Cheapest place I found for them. Also why not just get a march alt bracket kit? Rather then having a bunch of idle pulleys and garbage. It looks way cleaner under the hood.

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