noob
 

yes im new this is my first post i am a member on cb7tuner.com (under same name). I am doing my own homemade turbo. And i was looking at your FAQ and you can keep the ac with no problems at least on my car. And yall said not to? Why not? Just tie the lines up out of the way and you will be fine. Well any how i have a teo4h turbo going on my car with a p06 ecu (chipped with uberdata) with a dsm manifold and dsm 450ccs. Thanks


-mick

Re: noob
 

Cool man :thumbup:

HMT Kicks arse! woot woot!

Re: noob
 

ac sucks, thats why no one uses it. take away from your power. the point is to make power. ;)

if you want to use it, then do it, dont come on here and say not to and we are wrong. if you can make it work, go for it.

welcome to homemadeturbo.com

Re: noob
 

On my car i dont use ps but ac i have to have It gets up to 120 dgrees here in tx. But I was just stating that you can use it with no problem on my car at least.....

Re: noob
 

I believe thats because the FAQ was created a little while ago mainly by guys who own 88-91 civic/crx's. 92+ civics have alot more room.

Re: noob
 

[qoute] Q.
Can I keep my AC when doing a homemade turbo project?

A.
We have tried a few times setting up a HF/STD kit supporting AC, with a few different turbos, and it will simply not work.
[qoute]


Thats what they said and it will work i have done it if i had a cam i would get pics.. I have done my turbo and i kept my ps and ac so it very posibale

Re: noob
 

Well, they're talking about doing an HMT setup with an HF manifold on a D series. You did an HMT setup with a DSM manifold on an F series ;) Welcome to the site.

Re: noob
 

haha i have on my cousins civic thats right it can be done and its really easy i wraped the lines and relocated them easy pesy hehe

Re: noob
 

A/C on an HMT car is like a cupholder in a drag car. >:D

Re: noob
 

haha cupholder on a drag car i will never pull my ac off as long as i live in tx i would die without ac here damn it gets hot as hell