Heater units (flexalite)
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Heater units (flexalite)
Hey all, sorry, accidently posted this in the tech forum... don't know how. Anyways still working on the '68. We want to simplify everything. We had our engine made with A/C but realized we've never used it! Off it goes most likely. So to clean stuff up we're thinking about the Flexalite mojave unit. (http://www.flex-a-lite.com/auto/html/mojave-heater.html)
Anyone ever used one or know of something better?
Thanks a ton!
Anyone ever used one or know of something better?
Thanks a ton!
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Hey all, sorry, accidently posted this in the tech forum... don't know how. Anyways still working on the '68. We want to simplify everything. We had our engine made with A/C but realized we've never used it! Off it goes most likely. So to clean stuff up we're thinking about the Flexalite mojave unit. (http://www.flex-a-lite.com/auto/html/mojave-heater.html)
Anyone ever used one or know of something better?
Thanks a ton!
Anyone ever used one or know of something better?
Thanks a ton!
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The AC in it as far as the interior is concerned is all stock. If your looking for an entire new system the only one I know about is http://www.vintageair.com/cat2007/39.pdf. I've never used it so i'm not vouching for it but it looks pretty solid. If all you need is the interior fans and w/e they might be able to just get you those parts without getting a new pump and everything.
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