Those with Vortech and no A/C... I need pictures

RacEoHolic330

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My mustang isn't going to be my daily driver anymore so I'm going to ditch the A/C. I never use it anyway even though it's fully functional. The only thing is that I want to see how the engine bay looks lacking the a/c compressor and lines. I'd also like to see some of the delete pullies you guys have and how they look. From what I've read, with a Vortech supercharger, there's no way to get rid of the a/c unless you use a delete pulley. Thanks
 
When I was putting a vortech on my car I had a fms a/c delete kit. The belt would not work due to the way the tensioner mounts. It would make the belt hit the water pump pulley. I did some research how to fix it, but I never tried because I pulled the blower off and sold it just before I finished the install. I would have needed a cobra water pump pulley (smaller) and a larger power steering pulley to make it work.
 
Yeah.. I think I might just remove all the lines and the condensor and leave the compressor in its spot. I mainly just want the cleaner look of not having the a/c lines all over the place.
 
i believe they make a/c delete kits that are just pulleys that go in the place of the compressor... try finding something like that... it would look a lot better and take of some of the weight under the hood
 
RacEoHolic330 said:
Thats what I'm looking for. I want to see some pics of people with deletes.
They look like crap. They leave the huge a/c bracket in place and put a huge billet bracket and pulley in the a/c compressors' place. It's just looks very tacky. I'd get the FMS kit and the pullies needed. It would look much better.
 
Thats what I used before I put on the blower,its just 2 brackets and the power steering pump moves up to where the ac was,then I put the blower on and had to go with the ac delete w/ pully and that didnt last long,put the ac compressor back in. I know summit carrys the 2 bracket style.
 
Here's how I did one

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There are other ways to do it depending on your exact set-up.

The kit that moves the AC up is the FMS kit
 
That looks good rick. I'll look into trying to fab something up like that. I've looked into the FMS kit and have noticed that people have issues with the tensioner pulley and the water pump pulley making contact.
 
Its very simple to do actually, I done mine without any problems at all. I do have a 93 Cobra WP Pulley though to clear my 8" crank, but I didnt buy a new P/S Pulley like some say. Just done the little tensioner mod and it worked out great.

The hole in the plate where the tensioner goes needs to be redrilled and youll be fine.