So I've realized I just don't have time for all of my projects and aspirations.
I have two Festivas. I have a BP engine, and I have a 323GT.
The 323GT is a huge project because of rust repair. It's the project I like the idea of more, but it would be a very long term thing and I just can't justify starting a project like that right now.
So I've decided to part it out for the good of one of my Festiva projects - I'll probably sell the other Festiva and whichever engine I don't use.
I really want to have AC in my car. I know, I sound like a wuss for saying that, but I have a kidney problem and I have to be very careful of dehydration which can be a problem for me when driving around in a car with no AC sweating my butt off. I have to constantly be drinking water to avoid dehydration as it is.
So would it be more likely that I would be able to retain the AC on the BP or the B6T?
Or is AC a lost cause altogether when a swap in involved?
I could see the clearance around the front pulley being a problem in the BP but I could also see fitting an AC condenser and an intercooler being a problem in the B6T.
I have a decent Mitsubushi Starion FMIC that I was planning to use on the 323, so I think I could squeeze them all in. The 323 has working AC so I was hoping I could use it's compressor.
Any suggestions, thoughts, experiences?
Thanks!
-James-
I have two Festivas. I have a BP engine, and I have a 323GT.
The 323GT is a huge project because of rust repair. It's the project I like the idea of more, but it would be a very long term thing and I just can't justify starting a project like that right now.
So I've decided to part it out for the good of one of my Festiva projects - I'll probably sell the other Festiva and whichever engine I don't use.
I really want to have AC in my car. I know, I sound like a wuss for saying that, but I have a kidney problem and I have to be very careful of dehydration which can be a problem for me when driving around in a car with no AC sweating my butt off. I have to constantly be drinking water to avoid dehydration as it is.
So would it be more likely that I would be able to retain the AC on the BP or the B6T?
Or is AC a lost cause altogether when a swap in involved?
I could see the clearance around the front pulley being a problem in the BP but I could also see fitting an AC condenser and an intercooler being a problem in the B6T.
I have a decent Mitsubushi Starion FMIC that I was planning to use on the 323, so I think I could squeeze them all in. The 323 has working AC so I was hoping I could use it's compressor.
Any suggestions, thoughts, experiences?
Thanks!
-James-
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