doduong11

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Hi i'm redoing my custom Vmount intercooler and along with it i would like to put my AC back into use. I was wondering if anyone in the forum does any custom A/C lines by any chance. Where i'll be placing the condenser and the angle of it the stock lines would simply will not reach or not at the right angle so i would like to have some custom lines made with rubber hose so that i can install it a little easier. Thanks.

DaleClark

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You'll need to find a local AC shop you can work with that does this sort of thing. There's really no off-the-shelf solution and it requires a lot of expensive tooling to do yourself.

Dale

jaaf

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im in the same boat.. ac is deleted for now lol

gracer7-rx7

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what he said

yellow pages or yelp should help find a local place.

rejckt

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I have custom ac lines but I forgot which fittings I used. Try to find the ac thread created by Halfspec on the other forum. I bought everything from coldhose, you'll need to find a way to crimp the hose or run an lines.

TerraVista

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Search Aeroquip EZ Clip A/C hose or Vintage air..

All you need is a 30$ pair of special pliers, hose, some clips, and the their fittings. You have to stick with their brand for everything though.

I have used it before on older cars, super easy and no die needed.

RotaryResurrection

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I had a custom hose set made by coldhose in florida (this was for another vehicle, not an rx7). You can send them your original hose/ends and exact length measurements and they can make it, or if you know/can figure out the hose end sizes they may even be able to supply those too. Cost to replace 2) ~15" sections of rubber hose while reusing my hose ends was $70.

doduong11

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thanks guys, i'll try to search the local shop first

Mazderati

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Hard lines are probably preferable if they can be sourced. Lots of rubber hose may require more frequent recharges.

jmadams74

When I installed my v-mount I had to have custom hardlines built by my local a/c shop. Not cheap, but works like new. . .