Air conditioning

240Z through 300ZX Z31
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Ryanotown22
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Air conditioning

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Anyone have experience with aftermarket a/c and heat my car has none of the above it was all broken and or missing. I see a lot of vintage air is that the best route?

I see this kit
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/99?loc ... 3571732506

it seems to have everything
Ryan
‘78 280z sold
‘75 280z
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Randalla
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Ron Q just got done installing an after market system. He may be able to be of help.
1967 1/2 Roadster- 1600 4 cyl.
1972 240Z- 280 I-6
1976 710 Wagon- L20B 4 cyl.
1977 620 King Cab - L18 4 cyl.
2003 350Z Track- VQ V-6
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Racerx3110
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datsunfsu (James) is doing his after market a/c right now. He doing is build here:
James' 72 240z 2JZGTE build
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1977 280z RB25det Neo
theAngryMarmot
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I have installed easily over 100 of their kits in classic american cars. They work as advertised and if you do a good job and charge them properly you can get impressively cold vent temps. I have regularly seen vent temps in the 30s in the kits I have put in (camaros, mustangs, chevelles, hot-rods, etc) when done properly.

They now have the reduced diameter hoses option - and they are great and work well. Seriously saves space and makes for a cleaner install.
Ryanotown22
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where was the kit from you have been installing? Vintage air or from the eBay place?
Ryan
‘78 280z sold
‘75 280z
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