Who wants to relocate the alternator and KEEP the AC??? IN HERE
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Damm, I really wish I had the money to try this out right now. 
I still have to buy my books, and class started 2 days ago 
. I wish I could help with this now, I have been wanting something like this for a while now. If this does become a finished product, then I'm sure you can count me in around summer time.
I still have to buy my books, and class started 2 days ago . I wish I could help with this now, I have been wanting something like this for a while now. If this does become a finished product, then I'm sure you can count me in around summer time.
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Originally posted by dreamer1q
I have been assured it will and can work. They have come out and inspected my engine already. I also have a unconditional guarantee that it will work or our money back. Hp is correct when he says it isnt made yet, but I have seen and talked with the guys doing it. The install is going to be a bolt on, no cutting design. Install should be as simple as removing the alternator, installing the new brackets, lengthing the alternator wire to reach the drivers side, and bolting the alternator on. A new belt will also be included with the kit.
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I have been assured it will and can work. They have come out and inspected my engine already. I also have a unconditional guarantee that it will work or our money back. Hp is correct when he says it isnt made yet, but I have seen and talked with the guys doing it. The install is going to be a bolt on, no cutting design. Install should be as simple as removing the alternator, installing the new brackets, lengthing the alternator wire to reach the drivers side, and bolting the alternator on. A new belt will also be included with the kit.
Q
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Re: Who wants to relocate the alternator and KEEP the AC??? IN HERE
The final product will be available in satin, polished, powdercoated any color, or chrome plated.
For those of you curious about the people doing the project you can see their homepage and some of the other projects they do HERE.
This will require removal or relocation of the air pump, right?
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Houdini, I am adding you to the list.
SOrry about he link guys, I forgot I copied it from my own site. The company doing this can be found at this address www.iwineng.com
And yes the AIR pump will be removed. Otherwise YOU will have to relocate that.
SOrry about he link guys, I forgot I copied it from my own site. The company doing this can be found at this address www.iwineng.com
And yes the AIR pump will be removed. Otherwise YOU will have to relocate that.
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Originally posted by QCKZ28
is the factory ac/ps bracket moved or altered at all?
if not, it would leaves a peice that sticks up
(part of the original alt mount)
jesse
is the factory ac/ps bracket moved or altered at all?
if not, it would leaves a peice that sticks up
(part of the original alt mount)
jesse
This has all been considered. The planning part of it is done, time for people to finally do it, and then a little R&D. Q
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Originally posted by FacelessZ
"The final product will be available in satin, polished, powdercoated any color, or chrome plated."
Are any of these available in the original price or are they extra?
"The final product will be available in satin, polished, powdercoated any color, or chrome plated."
Are any of these available in the original price or are they extra?
Q
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Originally posted by FacelessZ
Thanks! That was actually somebody else asking and I just didn't see a response so I thought I'd ask...
Thanks! That was actually somebody else asking and I just didn't see a response so I thought I'd ask...
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Ok, I just got off the phone with one of the guys. Here is what I was told. Painted any color you want, or satin finish will be no extra charge. To get the chrome plated or powder coated finish you will have to include the costs of those services. Those are prices I cant supply now as we dont have anything to give them and say"how much for these" The Polished finish, which I myself will get, is 35 dollars extra to pay the polisher. I hope that answered all the questions.
I also have another bit of info. This deal ends TONIGHT. I have been told that I can go ahead with the deal as is with 4 people. I will allow those who want in until tonight at 10pm to let me know. After that you will wait until this is done with R&D and actually running around on a few cars. So if you are on the fence, time to get off it. You have till tonight to get it done. Tomorrow I will be sending out info to those who have agreed to get in on this. Thanks guys.
Q
I also have another bit of info. This deal ends TONIGHT. I have been told that I can go ahead with the deal as is with 4 people. I will allow those who want in until tonight at 10pm to let me know. After that you will wait until this is done with R&D and actually running around on a few cars. So if you are on the fence, time to get off it. You have till tonight to get it done. Tomorrow I will be sending out info to those who have agreed to get in on this. Thanks guys.
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Sign me up, I'm definitely up for one.
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1994 Firehawk#319 (slightly modified)
11.83@120.61
MODLIST
www.RobsHawk.com
Blown V6
2002 Trailblazer
www.SDFB.org
"Garp bit Bonky"