evoforlife

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Hey guys I've been contemplating about pulling the a/c out of my car for a while now as I want to go forward facing kit but not sure what I need exactly to remove it, please chime in as I no I need a different belt but what else?

khmerpimpin

iTrader: (20)

not many street cars will have their a/c's removed, you might want to try another section?

Bobster22388

iTrader: (13)

Why not answer the question?

If you want to delete your A/C there are many ways to go about it. It all depends on whether your going for the weight which is pretty extensive if you do it right, or whether your going to just remove the rotational mass (compressor itself).

evoforlife

iTrader: (68)

i would like to delete the whole thing but i would want to keep the heater in the car, can this be done with deleting the a/c under the dash?

badev0

iTrader: (74)

I removed mine... All you need to do is get the a/c eliminator belt. I didn't remove anything under the dash though...

meanmud

iTrader: (74)

I believe you can maintain heat while removing the condensor, compressor, etc....

badev0

iTrader: (74)

Yes, that is correct.

khmerpimpin

iTrader: (20)

Well I haven't looked into doing it on my evo, but I've done it before on honda's, you can start by removing the compressor, condenser, and lines from the engine bay and running the proper belts for the shorter route, as far as what is under the dash I think you may have to leave the a/c hookup box there still as usually the setup is fan>heater core>ac core>vent system. and taking the ac core box out will make the other functions obsolete also.

evoforlife

iTrader: (68)

What about the hose that will be open going into the firewall does it need to be plugged? And do I need to drain the freon out of it by a shop as well?

khmerpimpin

iTrader: (20)

you could always vent it to the air, but you would be polluting, and yes I would plug the holes on the firewall just so dirt and grime doesnt get into it just incase you may want to put it back later on in life.

WheelGap

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I have this bookmarked, maybe it's of some help:

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-any-tips.html

evoforlife

iTrader: (68)

WhY do you mean vent to atmosphere, what is being vented? Do I need to leak out the freon or whatever?

evoforlife

iTrader: (68)

WhY do you mean vent to atmosphere, what is being vented? Do I need to leak out the freon or whatever?

Bobster22388

iTrader: (13)

Vent to atmosphere as in releasing the freon into the envrionment which is technically illegal.

evoforlife

iTrader: (68)

^ I'm not really a fan of doing this, also is the a/c condenser filled with the freon?