Forward facing set up with A/C?
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Forward facing set up with A/C?
hey guys just wondering if anyone has tried this? i would liek to do a forward facing set up but still keep my ac... yes i no the stock ac condensor wont work or even if it does it defeats the purpose of doing a forward, but i was thinking of getting an ac condensor out of a civic that has a condensor half the size of ours and mount it infront of the mini rad then just extend the ac lines to meet it and recharge the system? as far as the fabricating side of it goes it will be pretty easy but would it still work and blow cool? i hardly ever use my ac but still like to have it there for the 10 mins a year i use it haha
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its been done with the fullblown kit buschur also says you could get it it to work with his kit
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I think Shearer was thinking about doing it but not sure. if you daily drive it you have run it with a filter as well. and if you stick on stock ecu you would have to be on Speed Density and someone that can tune it as well.
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Definitely need a filter if you're daily driving it, oh remember that you asked me if I was tuning my own car? Well, I wont be back down South for like 4 months(Internship), so im gonna have to learn how to now, maybe even do SD by myself
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Damn bro well good luck with the internship. The tuning should come easy once you start playing with it and understanding it. There's so much info on this site I'm sure you'll get that hang of it.