View Poll Results: When you went single turbo did you keep power steer and AC?
Keep AC and power steering
14
41.18%
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20
58.82%
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Single Turbo FD with or without AC,and powersteering??
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From: Philadelphia
Single Turbo FD with or without AC,and powersteering??
I just want to get pros and cons with removing AC and powersteering. There are some cons that I know already. Like hot summers with no AC!!! etc.
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From: Canton MI
on my FC I removed both with no regrets.
The car is MUCH better to work on. Living in Michigan, I only miss the A/C about 3 days out of the year. It is a nice aid in defrosting though.
ps is not missed one bit. You really can't tell it's not power steering unless you are at a dead stop and try to turn the wheel.
The car is MUCH better to work on. Living in Michigan, I only miss the A/C about 3 days out of the year. It is a nice aid in defrosting though.
ps is not missed one bit. You really can't tell it's not power steering unless you are at a dead stop and try to turn the wheel.
Missin' my FD
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From: Seminole, FL (Tampa Bay Area)
I have both, but Florida gets so freaking hot! I almost always drive with the windows down even when it's hot, but sometimes I need the A/C! I would be curious to feel how much stronger the car would feel without both...
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ditch em both, PS is damn near no difference. A/c i guess will depend on your location, color of car, and what time of day you drive the car.
In illinios maybe 2 weeks out the summer are really horrible without A/c, but night time driving it fine! My car is black,,, letting it sit the sun is a bad idea!
Working room in the engine bay is great too!
In illinios maybe 2 weeks out the summer are really horrible without A/c, but night time driving it fine! My car is black,,, letting it sit the sun is a bad idea!
Working room in the engine bay is great too!
going Ls1 in my FD, no A/c or PS for me!! its been proven that the ls1 weighs less in the front end than a stock rotary setup,,, so it wil be even easier. That 20b with no PS has to be on a difficult side, those engines wiegh damn near 600lbs!
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From: Gaithersburg, MD / WVU
wow, thats quite an extensive sig
"Front/rear caliper painted Red"
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Its a convience factor for you, do you like the steering and a/c or can you live without them. Its like asking should I get 18" wheels or 17" wheels....
"Front/rear caliper painted Red"
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Its a convience factor for you, do you like the steering and a/c or can you live without them. Its like asking should I get 18" wheels or 17" wheels....
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From: Scott AFB, IL
You can use the stock steering rack. There is some modifying that I'm not familiar with.. I had a FC rack handy so I just swapped them.. The AC is pretty much straight forward. Discharge it and take it out. The PS and AC are on the same bracket, so that's why many people remove both. I actually was thinking about making a custom bracket to retain A/C while removing the P/S.
If you search for P/S removal in the 3rd generation section you'll find what you are looking for!
If you search for P/S removal in the 3rd generation section you'll find what you are looking for!
