Ac delete info
09-18-2006, 04:03 PM
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I have no problems hitting the Clark's garage website. Paragon sells the factory AC delete bracket, while others like Imagine Auto carry a billet aluminum piece. Generally it runs in the neighborhood of $150.
Essentially you remove the compressor, condensor, and evaporator, then use the bracket to lower the alternator.
Like so:
Essentially you remove the compressor, condensor, and evaporator, then use the bracket to lower the alternator.
Like so:
09-18-2006, 08:07 PM
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Has ac delete brackets. Have some patience to remove the top right bolt behind the turbo if the turbo is still in place. It is possible after you remove the alternater and intercooler tubes and use a box wrench. It goes back together five times as fast. Enjoy.
Has ac delete brackets. Have some patience to remove the top right bolt behind the turbo if the turbo is still in place. It is possible after you remove the alternater and intercooler tubes and use a box wrench. It goes back together five times as fast. Enjoy.
09-18-2006, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by shiners780
I think PorscheDoc here on Rennlist had some units left, $100 includes belt, hardware and shipping IIRC. Give him a PM.
09-19-2006, 09:04 AM
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Mine is not a turbo,Are there any issues with the alt shroud or cooling hose for alt? This is a street car,not track ,it is driven daily.I was wondering about heat issues and rain/waterprofing if its mounted lower.
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09-19-2006, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Paul C 944
Mine is not a turbo,Are there any issues with the alt shroud or cooling hose for alt? This is a street car,not track ,it is driven daily.I was wondering about heat issues and rain/waterprofing if its mounted lower.
09-19-2006, 11:46 AM
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the early 944's did not even come with shrouds or cooling ducts for the alternator.
I have driven my 944 spec (no ac) car in a driving rain almost to the point of deep standing water. Never a problem.
I have driven my 944 spec (no ac) car in a driving rain almost to the point of deep standing water. Never a problem.
09-19-2006, 06:27 PM
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Really? I purchased it from Dave Derecola, and it's the best looking one I've seen to date, so nice job! 
Also cool to see you are in New Baltimore, I grew up and went to school in Harrison Twp on the other side of Anchor Bay!
Also cool to see you are in New Baltimore, I grew up and went to school in Harrison Twp on the other side of Anchor Bay!
09-20-2006, 11:18 AM
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Really? I purchased it from Dave Derecola, and it's the best looking one I've seen to date, so nice job!
Also cool to see you are in New Baltimore, I grew up and went to school in Harrison Twp on the other side of Anchor Bay!
Also cool to see you are in New Baltimore, I grew up and went to school in Harrison Twp on the other side of Anchor Bay!
Thank you! I made about a dozen or so with my buddy Larry. I think special tool bought two..... because he's a weirdo.
Made a solid trans mount too.... but didn't like the way it came out.
yeap. I'm in NB! It's a nice area in the summer. It's fun to run to the beach and back.... even if the beach is only 19 feet long. I grew up here.
