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2009-06-14 19:04:32

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Originally Posted by JTstyle

I think the cheapest way is to just remove the A/C if cost is an issue because you can pick up a no A/C belt at any Napa or and most auto parts dealers. But again that's only if you cheap like me LOL!

Yeah thats what I'm gonna do, my A/C hasn't worked since I got the car... I tried fixing it but the pump I bought also had a leak. SO now I'm finally just going to remove it.

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2009-06-14 19:43:53

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Nevermind

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2009-06-14 20:05:18

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Originally Posted by Vex630

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Get rid of power steering and remove the water pump and A/C. Use an electrical water pump

2dr are you running an aluminum tank?

meh, i got 40-50 lbs off the front end and saved over 300 bucks vs. electric pump. My VE-T will have a EWP though.

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Originally Posted by Shawn
Dammit. I thought that birthday equation worked in my favor.

I musta forgot.....early onset of senility.....too many drugs and concussions........

Give us another twenty years and we'll be racing at Conventions. In our wheelchairs.