performance question
slipknotcraig133
04-06-2005, 12:15 AM
Ok heres my question i have a 1998 saturn sc2 dohc and if i take the time too remove the a/c will it improve performance at all?
sierrap615
04-06-2005, 01:05 AM
if you gain anything it will be from the wieght reduction not from the decreased engine drag. focus your time and skill in another area. by the time removing the A/C is needed for a race car, you ether don't have a full interior or already removed it for clearance for other parts. enjoy your cold air.
mysatilac
04-06-2005, 01:47 AM
:iagree:
:grinyes:
So, strip your interior and intake silencer, keep your A/C off when you wanna go fast. And take that time to bore your TB instead
And get parts instead of takin them off, :lol:
:grinyes:
So, strip your interior and intake silencer, keep your A/C off when you wanna go fast. And take that time to bore your TB instead
And get parts instead of takin them off, :lol:
sickcallawayc12
04-06-2005, 10:00 AM
you could find a way to mount the air filter close to the a/c when you buy an intake (what you should do for starters) for a cooler air charge which will provide a little more power, haven't seen it in a saturn yet though..........
mysatilac
04-06-2005, 12:50 PM
Wouldn't you have to have the A/C running for this cooler charge?
Which when the A/C compressor is engaged, you do lose power.
Where would you mount it, behind the coils?-the condenser and evaporator coils sit like on top of eachother
I'd rather just route it into the wheel well/bumper or somethin...
I agree intake and exhaust are a must for starting performance.
Which when the A/C compressor is engaged, you do lose power.
Where would you mount it, behind the coils?-the condenser and evaporator coils sit like on top of eachother
I'd rather just route it into the wheel well/bumper or somethin...
I agree intake and exhaust are a must for starting performance.
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