A/c delete question

psycho1

All hyped up on MTN DEW
Where can I find a A/C delete kit for ther sy? Can anyone point me in the right direction and a round about price for one? Can I just avoid the the ac condensor all together?
 

KDBL1TY

Member
Re: A/c delete question

There is a part for it. Dont know part number or price. Lots of members make our own. Lots of post,write ups and pics.
 

syclone rider

New member
Re: A/c delete question

Dude you can get one at autozone or any place like that its just a ac delete pulley for a 4.3.Prolly 25 dollars i think 30 at the most you just unblot the cond. and put the pulley in its place.
 

psycho1

All hyped up on MTN DEW
Re: A/c delete question

Dude you can get one at autozone or any place like that its just a ac delete pulley for a 4.3.Prolly 25 dollars i think 30 at the most you just unblot the cond. and put the pulley in its place.

Sweet thanks will go there tomorrow and pick one up. Does it use the same belt or do I get another if so what is the best belt to use? Sorry for the newb questions.
 

gkrcr882

SyTyless......for now!
Re: A/c delete question

I did the underhood cleanup version using RPM's kit. It eliminates the compressor, idler, tensioner and the entire bracket. Really cleans things up. I also ditched the accumulator and the lines going to the condensor. The kit isn't cheap but it goes in easily and works very well
 

psycho1

All hyped up on MTN DEW
Re: A/c delete question

I did the underhood cleanup version using RPM's kit. It eliminates the compressor, idler, tensioner and the entire bracket. Really cleans things up. I also ditched the accumulator and the lines going to the condensor. The kit isn't cheap but it goes in easily and works very well

Where do I find one at I would rather have the clean look
 

SY2932

Administrator
Re: A/c delete question

Right now there are no less than five options for those who feel that they can live without AC. The first option is to use an AC delete pulley like mentioned above. The second option is a "MIGHTY MOUSE" set up. The third option is the "Vasplieon" set up. The fourth option is the "TYTILIDIE" set up which am running like a few others on there:

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The fifth option would be the RPM one mentioned above.
 

autoaddictions

Active member
Re: A/c delete question

I did the underhood cleanup version using RPM's kit. It eliminates the compressor, idler, tensioner and the entire bracket. Really cleans things up. I also ditched the accumulator and the lines going to the condensor. The kit isn't cheap but it goes in easily and works very well

I second that. Nice kit very clean..
 
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