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Nick, I think Blazin did an AC delete so I think its possible on the Series 1. He was an l67 though.
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I dont remember what size my belt is, But yeah, my clutch burnt up on mine compressor and started flying apart so I just went with a shorter belt till I get it fixed.
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Originally Posted by willwren
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Originally Posted by Mortehl
Nick, I think Blazin did an AC delete so I think its possible on the Series 1. He was an l67 though.
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You're still bypassed? I'm not willing to give AC up unless I have to, and then only for the track.
I think I've found a better solution. I'm going to a longer belt and adding an idler to give
better wrap. The 2.0" on my car is likely to cause more belt slip than you had. I'm doing
this with a Gen3 Blower, not a Gen2.
I think I've found a better solution. I'm going to a longer belt and adding an idler to give
better wrap. The 2.0" on my car is likely to cause more belt slip than you had. I'm doing
this with a Gen3 Blower, not a Gen2.
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