a/c removal

[Cameron]

for the trackers- my a/c is not working, so i was going to pull it, and save some weight anyone removed their a/c, and what belt did you use after removal? thanks guys.

 

[Briank]

The AC compressor has its own belt so removing it does not affect anything else.

 

[Cameron]

oh thanks. i guess it would have helped to look at the belts myself....

 

[john@johnhudakracing]

for the trackers- my a/c is not working, so i was going to pull it, and save some weight anyone removed their a/c, and what belt did you use after removal? thanks guys.

As mentioned, the A/C compressor does have its own belt so that is a non-issue. Removing the compressor, bracket, and belt in the rear- along with the front condensors, fan/shrouds, evap unit, lines, etc... definitely shaves good weight off all around.

 

[Cameron]

As mentioned, the A/C compressor does have its own belt so that is a non-issue. Removing the compressor, bracket, and belt in the rear- along with the front condensors, fan/shrouds, evap unit, lines, etc... definitely shaves good weight off all around.

Thanks alot John. I look forward to it :biggrin:

 

[The Kid]

Thanks alot John. I look forward to it :biggrin:

Hope you plan on owning yours forever. Tough sale trying to sell an NSX with no A/C:wink:

 

[ctrlaltdelboy]

I documented the removal of the a/c condensers in a 'how to' when I installed my c/f brake ducting.

you can check it out here if it's any help.

I subsequently stripped out the lines etc, although I have not yet taken the pics of that job off my camera and done anything with them.