I took out the heat and A/C.....pics
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From: Harford County, MD
Car: camaro sportcoupe
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i would get an a/c delete box if i were you...even if you heater doesn't exist, it will make the car look much more complete than a piece of aluminum over the holes.
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From: Queens, NY
Car: 87 IROC Z28
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i need one, where can i get one....ive been lookin all over the place, and gm dont have them
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Id do the sheet metal thing. Paint it - it looks just fine, better then an AC delete box IMO
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From: Orland Park, IL
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i went with the AC delete box and i was happy with it....not to mention that having a defroster helps on the humid friday nights when i'm cruisin
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From: Orlando, FL
Car: 1991 Pontiac Trans Am
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sorry, no a/c delete box for me......i live in Florida so no heat needed and my a/c consists of TTops and power windows.
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Originally posted by Trans_AM_88
dude, how'd you get the heater box out? i got all of my top screws out, i dont know if there are some on the bottom?
dude, how'd you get the heater box out? i got all of my top screws out, i dont know if there are some on the bottom?
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yeah thats why im doing it. i even thought about making my own heater fan...i can get some fairly powerful 12v DC fans that blow a good 200 cfm i think. make a small housing to put it in and hook up a switch to it...and just close off the AC hole
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i got all of that removed as well only didnt really think of the windows fogging up till now someone mentioned it
...completely forgot about that...oh and speaking of living in FL...rains quite often...and having them T-Tops off with windows open an a sunny summer day aint always so great specially here in South Fl...
...completely forgot about that...oh and speaking of living in FL...rains quite often...and having them T-Tops off with windows open an a sunny summer day aint always so great specially here in South Fl... Thread
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