AC Pump Removal
Has anyone removed the AC Compressor pump and either put a "dead pulley" in it's place or replaced the serpentine belt with a shorter one and removed the entire pump assembly ? This is the last piece that I have to remove in the lightening process.
It looks to me like the complete removal of the pump and installing a shorter serpentine belt to the existing pulleys won't work with the layout...
It looks to me like the complete removal of the pump and installing a shorter serpentine belt to the existing pulleys won't work with the layout...
Why remove the pump, don't you want that cold A/C when your racing? Since it's all aluminum I can't imagine it's worth the weight savings, as long as it's turned off you shouldn't have any drag on the motor, it's basically a dead pulley already...
Otherwise have a local machine shop make a pulley, but I bet MBZ sells one, you just have to find the part number.
Have you installed the Schricks racing cams on the crossfire yet? For all the energy of taking the A/C pump out and making a pulley your probably better off installing the higher lift cams.
Otherwise have a local machine shop make a pulley, but I bet MBZ sells one, you just have to find the part number.
Have you installed the Schricks racing cams on the crossfire yet? For all the energy of taking the A/C pump out and making a pulley your probably better off installing the higher lift cams.
Last edited by dynamicS; Oct 8, 2006 at 05:47 PM.
Originally Posted by dynamicS
Why remove the pump, don't you want that cold A/C when your racing? Since it's all aluminum I can't imagine it's worth the weight savings, as long as it's turned off you shouldn't have any drag on the motor, it's basically a dead pulley already...
Otherwise have a local machine shop make a pulley, but I bet MBZ sells one, you just have to find the part number.
Have you installed the Schricks racing cams on the crossfire yet? For all the energy of taking the A/C pump out and making a pulley your probably better off installing the higher lift cams.
Otherwise have a local machine shop make a pulley, but I bet MBZ sells one, you just have to find the part number.
Have you installed the Schricks racing cams on the crossfire yet? For all the energy of taking the A/C pump out and making a pulley your probably better off installing the higher lift cams.
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