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Old 07-04-2012, 10:38 AM   #1
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92 Gt a/c delete kit

New to the foxbody world..So i just took off the ac compressor and the cylinder from the car because the ac disnt work anyways and i want to know what do i with the 2 lines coming from the radiator??& the firewall!!!
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They don't hook to the radiator, right? They have there own heat exchanger that can be removed. It's in front of the radiator. Unless its different from an 88.

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So do i just leave those lines alone like that??
I just cut them with some pliers 2 get them out of the way..lol
And the ones by the firewall are just sticking out
Overall engine compartment looks better
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So do i just leave those lines alone like that??
I just cut them with some pliers 2 get them out of the way..lol
And the ones by the firewall are just sticking out
Overall engine compartment looks better
if you lossen up the radiator and take the shroud off you maybe able to push the radiator dar enough to pull the condensor(?) out. then the lines wont be hanging there no more. and drop a couple pounds you dont need to. its not hard to remove. but thats what i did.

as for the ones on the firewall. if you leave them hang out about 1/2-1". you can get these rubber caps from autozone. put those on there and it will clean it up better.
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K thanks alott man
U really came thru for me .
Great advice!!!
1 more thing!!
As of the ac delete kit..should i just put a ford racing pulley in place where the ac compressor was or should i move the ps pump up and run a shorter belt??
P.S. i dont have a smog pump so the belt is already a lil shorter
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K thanks alott man
U really came thru for me .
Great advice!!!
1 more thing!!
As of the ac delete kit..should i just put a ford racing pulley in place where the ac compressor was or should i move the ps pump up and run a shorter belt??
P.S. i dont have a smog pump so the belt is already a lil shorter
that is your choice. it can be done either way. i moved the power steering up.

this pic should get you close on belt size

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K thanks again
Now time to get back to work
Hopefully i feel the diferrence after i take it out..lol
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K thanks again
Now time to get back to work
Hopefully i feel the diferrence after i take it out..lol
honestly you wont feel any difference. the ac is like an idler pulley when its not running. you can spin the pulley freely. it does steel a good amount of power when its running though. it does drop some unneccesary weight of thenfront end and clean up the engine bay really nice though.

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Ohh i see
Well does look better
Ill get a chrome pulley
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no problem man. happy wrenching!
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Re: 92 Gt a/c delete kit

Honestly, go with the A/C delete from FMS. I tried one of those aftermarket aluminum ones for a few bucks less, big mistake. Pulleys weren't aligning right and when the belt was cold, it would jump a tooth and go back. It was aggravating to say the least.

I bought the delete kit for $55 or so. Got a 73" belt (some claim its too loose and get a 72-72.5") and routed it like the blue belt on the diagram dreamstang posted. If you route it like the purple, it will be too loose and rub on each other.

It will make things alot easier. I tried going shorter without the FMS kit and stock brackets, and the tensioner wouldn't put any pressure on the belt. it was just barely touching.

Hope my mistakes help you out. Trust me, I tried everything before spending $55 on the kit lol.

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