DANIELEK

Today I ordered an A/C delete pulley from the dealer and bought a heater cover from non A/C car for 20$CDN. I can't wait to take that stupid A/C out.

It should give me more room under the hood and will shave off some pounds too.

My smog pump is out too.

Anybody want my A/C? Just kidding.

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89Iroc, 305 TPI, WC T5, 3.08 Posi, Headers, Hooker Y-Pipe, 3 inch over the axle, Flowmaster 80, No Cat, Aluminium Driveshaft, Ported Plenum, Air Foil, K&N, AFPR, All free mods,

Ed Maher

Thats great and all, but there's no real tech content. If you add the part numbers i'll let it live, otherwise it's the axe in the am, lol

u r sofa king we tah did

where did you get the cover from? anyone have the gm part number to it? ive been looking but no local junkyards have one.

Fastcamaro87

is it absolutely imperative to get the cover, or can i just leave it alone,i just removed mine and i was wondering if i need to cap off anything..

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87 IROC-z 305 TPI
Borg Warner T-5 fresh rebuild
10-bolt 3.73 Richmond gears rebuilt GM posi,
formerly BW 9-bolt w/3.45 gears(broke it)
Ported Plenum and Runners Homemade AFPR
ACCEL 8.8 wires, High output coil,and cap & rotor
Bosch platinum + 4 plugs
Ram Air w/ K&N filters,
MAF sensor screens removed, TB coolant bypass
Polyurethane tranny and torque arm mounts
Gutted Cat, Dynomax Headers & catback w/custom tips
K&N oil filter,Mobil 1 synth,Factory Oil Cooler, Futura GLS Super Sport tires 265/50/15 rear and 235/60/15 front mounted on 86 monte carlo SS rims.

406 siamesed TPI in progress

DANIELEK

The A/C delete pulley part #is 10055890.
I do not know what the part # is for the box. Just call the dealer and ask. I am positive that it will not be cheap.

I picked mine up at the local junkyard in Edmonton. I had their mechanic pull it out for me. It is in perfect shape, little dusty though.

When I opened the hood of this 85 camaro in the junk yard everything was gone except that heater box.

ed - sorry, that word may have offended some, no sweat though

[This message has been edited by Ed Maher (edited November 14, 2001).]

Ed Maher

Ummm, i just noticed this in your sig. Have you noticed that 235/60s are about 0.7" TALLER than a 265/50. It seems like you're running this combo of tire on purpose, and i just wanted to point out that aesthetically a taller tire on the front than the rear just looks horrible on these cars. I know from experience. I ran the same 265/50 futuras on my 85 for a while just to see how they fit on a 7" rim, and at the time i still had 215/65s on the front (just a hair shorter than a 235/60) and everytime i looked at it i wished i had the $$$ to slap an appropriate sized tire on the front. It's your car and you're welcome to do what you want, but the proprotions just don't look right IMO, it kills the rake on the car. A 225/60 would be a little better, it's only a hair taller than the 265/50. A 215/60 would put the car back on the proper rake, being ~0.4" shorter than a 265/50. But then you're into the big wheel gap syndrome of running short tires.
I know, kinda non-tech, bt it's my board, lol.

DANIELEK

When I bought my first camaro I replaced my old tires with the Tiger Paw 235/75/R15

They looked terrible. Looked like a tractor from behind.

Sorry no tech content Ed.