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Re: Aftermarket AC in a non-air Cuda - THANKS BILL ALLPHIN [Re: PAINT IT BLACK] #834283 03/04/11 12:56 PM 03/04/11 12:56 PM
Joined: Jun 2003 Posts: 21,442 It's a dry heat gtx6970 Too Many Posts
gtx6970 Too Many Posts Joined: Jun 2003 Posts: 21,442 It's a dry heat	Quote: That won't work. The drain is lower than the plate and you'll be working against gravity. I thought about that after I hit post. Another idea. Get some of the clear semi rigid tubing at a hardware store and run it under the carpet along the trans tunnel OR across the firewall then down the rocker panel, and then cut a hole in one of the floorpan body plugs. You could duct tape it to the hump , that way it's not going to get pinched

Re: Aftermarket AC in a non-air Cuda - THANKS BILL ALLPHIN [Re: gtx6970] #834284 03/05/11 01:32 AM 03/05/11 01:32 AM
Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 7,647 Houston Texas PAINT IT BLACK OP Got a CHIP on my shoulder
PAINT IT BLACK OP Got a CHIP on my shoulder Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 7,647 Houston Texas	That may work... I'm going to get the car further along before I decide to tackle this. I'll post here again when I do.

Re: Aftermarket AC in a non-air Cuda - firewall pics? [Re: jbc426] #834285 07/08/12 12:09 AM 07/08/12 12:09 AM
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jphemi member J Joined: Jul 2012 Posts: 1 WI	I was wondering if you had any pictures that show your a/c lines running from the "hidden a/c" compressor. I am trying to decide if I should buy Bouchillon's condensor package to connect to the "hidden a/c compressor along with their non-factory appearing condensor or try to piece something together. Thanks.

Re: Aftermarket AC in a non-air Cuda - firewall pics? [Re: jphemi] #834286 07/31/12 04:48 AM 07/31/12 04:48 AM
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Grimmey71 member G Joined: Sep 2010 Posts: 8 north of detroit Michigan	Since I already finished my firewall and don't want to drill more holes than needed, do you guys who have done this think it would be possible to do a stud plate then use panel adhesive to glue the stud plate to the inside of the firewall?

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