A/C delete
#11
RE: A/C delete
ORIGINAL: 2 kwik
just go to autozone and get a belt for a non-ac car..I believe a 85-89 had the delete option
just go to autozone and get a belt for a non-ac car..I believe a 85-89 had the delete option
seriously, if you want to waste your time trying it that way, go right ahead. in fact, if you do try it, post up after you realize i am right, i could use the laugh.
#12
RE: A/C delete
jag man here look at this this might help out https://mustangforums.com/photo_view.asp?file=0;1476713
#13
RE: A/C delete
ok, to illustrate my point i have modified the picture posted above. the first change is shown in red. it looks like it will fit but the tensioner is actually lower than shown in the pic. i assure you it will not fit. the second attachment will show the same modified belt routing, but with a more accurate tensioner location. unlike these other guys, i speak from actual experience, when i say it won't work.
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#14
RE: A/C delete
ORIGINAL: jagman454
So my stang sat over winter on the carport and i think the A/C sized up.... i dont really feel like messing with it so I was thinking about just deleting it, does anyone know how much HP i can expect from this and where i can find a good A/C delete kit?
So my stang sat over winter on the carport and i think the A/C sized up.... i dont really feel like messing with it so I was thinking about just deleting it, does anyone know how much HP i can expect from this and where i can find a good A/C delete kit?
I just deleted my A/C and it was the best thing I did. I bought the A/C delete kit from www.50resto.com and I also got the belt that goes with it. I also added BBK aluminium pully and you can notice a big diiference. I don't know how much HP I've gains but for sure I have. Also you get wieght reduction and better fuel mialge. That A/C is f**kin heavy! Not crazy heavy but if you do it you'll see what I'm talking about. So I personally liked it.
#15
RE: A/C delete
I would recommend the FRPP A/C delete. If your state allows it, I would go ahead and lose the smog equip also. FRPP has the whole kit for this, including the belt. 50resto even has a kit for about 140 that includes underdrive pulleys, belt, smog and a/c delete brackets, and all hardware... This kit is a solid 15hp gain, and even more compared to when you were using the a/c.
If you don't want the whole kit, just get the a/c delete plate, and belt. You may need to reclock your tensioner pulley, and by this I mean drill new holes in it's back plate to adjust it anyway you want. On my car with a blower and no a/c, I don't use the ttensioner pulley... I have to undo two bolts on my p/s pump braket, and move the p/s pump inward toward the motor. That allows me to take the belt off and on. When I put the belt back on, I slide it over the p/s pulley first, then force the entire p/s pump outward, toward the fender, and bolt it in while I'm forcing it over... it keeps the proper tension on everything, and does it without a tensioner pulley.
If you try to set it up some other way, and there is a very small gap between tensioner pulley and waterpump pulley... beware.... That new belt you buy is going to slip over time, and will create the possibility of it rubbing later.... That coudl een cause a fire in your engine compartment which is definitely a bad thing.
If you don't want the whole kit, just get the a/c delete plate, and belt. You may need to reclock your tensioner pulley, and by this I mean drill new holes in it's back plate to adjust it anyway you want. On my car with a blower and no a/c, I don't use the ttensioner pulley... I have to undo two bolts on my p/s pump braket, and move the p/s pump inward toward the motor. That allows me to take the belt off and on. When I put the belt back on, I slide it over the p/s pulley first, then force the entire p/s pump outward, toward the fender, and bolt it in while I'm forcing it over... it keeps the proper tension on everything, and does it without a tensioner pulley.
If you try to set it up some other way, and there is a very small gap between tensioner pulley and waterpump pulley... beware.... That new belt you buy is going to slip over time, and will create the possibility of it rubbing later.... That coudl een cause a fire in your engine compartment which is definitely a bad thing.
#16
RE: A/C delete
ORIGINAL: 89gtsleeper
I would recommend the FRPP A/C delete. If your state allows it, I would go ahead and lose the smog equip also. FRPP has the whole kit for this, including the belt. 50resto even has a kit for about 140 that includes underdrive pulleys, belt, smog and a/c delete brackets, and all hardware... This kit is a solid 15hp gain, and even more compared to when you were using the a/c.
If you don't want the whole kit, just get the a/c delete plate, and belt. You may need to reclock your tensioner pulley, and by this I mean drill new holes in it's back plate to adjust it anyway you want. On my car with a blower and no a/c, I don't use the ttensioner pulley... I have to undo two bolts on my p/s pump braket, and move the p/s pump inward toward the motor. That allows me to take the belt off and on. When I put the belt back on, I slide it over the p/s pulley first, then force the entire p/s pump outward, toward the fender, and bolt it in while I'm forcing it over... it keeps the proper tension on everything, and does it without a tensioner pulley.
If you try to set it up some other way, and there is a very small gap between tensioner pulley and waterpump pulley... beware.... That new belt you buy is going to slip over time, and will create the possibility of it rubbing later.... That coudl een cause a fire in your engine compartment which is definitely a bad thing.
I would recommend the FRPP A/C delete. If your state allows it, I would go ahead and lose the smog equip also. FRPP has the whole kit for this, including the belt. 50resto even has a kit for about 140 that includes underdrive pulleys, belt, smog and a/c delete brackets, and all hardware... This kit is a solid 15hp gain, and even more compared to when you were using the a/c.
If you don't want the whole kit, just get the a/c delete plate, and belt. You may need to reclock your tensioner pulley, and by this I mean drill new holes in it's back plate to adjust it anyway you want. On my car with a blower and no a/c, I don't use the ttensioner pulley... I have to undo two bolts on my p/s pump braket, and move the p/s pump inward toward the motor. That allows me to take the belt off and on. When I put the belt back on, I slide it over the p/s pulley first, then force the entire p/s pump outward, toward the fender, and bolt it in while I'm forcing it over... it keeps the proper tension on everything, and does it without a tensioner pulley.
If you try to set it up some other way, and there is a very small gap between tensioner pulley and waterpump pulley... beware.... That new belt you buy is going to slip over time, and will create the possibility of it rubbing later.... That coudl een cause a fire in your engine compartment which is definitely a bad thing.
#17
RE: A/C delete
Well after digging around tonight and checking with two parts stores, I gave in and bought the kit. Hope install is as easy as you make it sound. Looking forward to a few extra ponys to play with.
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