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Old 05-29-2003, 06:28 PM
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i searched and search but i must be blind, im pieceing together a kit(duh why else would i be here :P) what maniforlds would allow me to keep my AC on a 2000 civic HX coupe. its running a d16y5 engine. Seriouslly the only thing im' seeing that will alow me to keep my AC is a premade kit which i kinda don't wanna do i like the challenge of making my own kit. Thanks in advanced,

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Old 05-29-2003, 06:37 PM
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You can use one of those ugly *** log manifolds.
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Old 05-29-2003, 06:38 PM
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good q man try a search, itd be cool if someone listed all the manifolds allowing ac and where to get them.
oh yeah if ur goin ghetto check this out

https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...;threadid=2152
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a dude on ebay sell them for like 200 bucks real nice almost look like headers or go to www.ssautochrome.com
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Yeah, buy those junk *** manifolds from that dude and let him insult the hell out of you when the POS doesn't fit. Not to mention that manifold doesn't allow A/C and even if he claimed it did it probably wouldn't.
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Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
You can use one of those ugly *** log manifolds.
Well is this considered ugly?

http://community.webshots.com/script...ecurity=oKIYaZ
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Old 05-30-2003, 10:36 AM
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about ssautochrome manifolds... there is no way that will let you keep ac. i am using one and you have to get rid of a/c, use a 1/2 rad, and modify the rad mounts. the manifold has good welds but a terriable design. it dosent fit worth crap on a d series. i am only using it because it was almost free.
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Old 05-30-2003, 06:28 PM
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heh. i wonder if even the obx would get better results if people braced them. i think any sane person would brace the turbo regardless of the manifold..
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i'm using std manifold and i retained my ac. i just moved my condensor fan to the front between fmic and condensor and made my adapter plate where it rotated the turbo. compressor side near ac compressor and dp on passenger side. it's a tight fit and might not work for large *** turbos, but works just fine for me and no rubbing.
here's a picture, sorry it's so grainy:
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sorry, no pic. jeff what's up with we-todd and your site? oh well. i'm sending jeff my pics and write up so you'll be able to see it in a week or so. good luck on keeping the ac. that was the only way i was going to be able to turbo. i'm a wimp and need ac.
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