[Vedder]

I want to get rid of the Air Con Compressor, what parts do i need?

Any aftermarket kit out there?

cheers

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[flash]

broadfoot racing in florida used to make one - they went through some reorganization, and i'm not sure they are still around



www.broadfootracing.com

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[sparky]

Vedder, I'm in process of doing this. I've got as far as buying parts, which I worked out from PET and purchased from Porsche (prices are Australian dollars A$1 = US 0.75 cents). The parts I have purchased are:-



1) a replacement mounting bracket for the alternator [944.603.134.02 - A$250]



2) a different drive belt (shorter with different ribbing pattern) [999.192.290.50 - A$29]



3) a replacement pulley wheel in the alternator (because the belt is different) [944.603.021.01 - A$186]



A bit expensive I know. Now someone will tell me there's a cheaper way !



Not sure how soon I'll be doing this (need to keep car on road for upcoming events] but I could let you know how it goes.

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[BruceWard]

Vedder,



I think this should be easy since you are in the UK. AC was an option on Club Sports. So if you can find a CS being parted out or a CS owner who wants to swap parts you are set.



Although Colin, Ninemeister can help you exchange that AC for forced induction.

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[Jason Judd]

We deleted the H/V/AC system from my 95 coupe.



A/C delete bracket can also be gotten from Paragon, I think. New belt and pulley...Don't forget to remove your heater core and fan. Then you can also remove that pesky heater control valve, too!



Jason

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