Probably around summer lol.

 

Take out A/C components. Problem solved


I had the ghettocrx lines with my previous turbo stuff. Never ended up recharging the system so I've been without A/C for almost two years now. Daily duties with the car got annoying without A/C, especially driving home from work in traffic in 90+ temps. I got over it though. Wasn't too bad after a while.

 

I too am in search restoring a friends turbo car and this is one of the things he wants done so lets start looking if I or my friend find anything we will post it .

 

I'm from the state were it never rains. Southern California! I only drive the S maybe 10 times a year only in the summer. 700rwhp with a/c is my goal cruising Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu. Can't wait!

 

any one try this one ?

https://deftmotion.com/sanfordbuilt-...t-honda-s2000/

 

must of been about four months ago but i could of sworn i got mine from ballade sports.

 

Do NOT buy that garbage. I have had nothing but problems from his kit. All of the fittings are brazed and not welded. Every single fitting leaked at the brazing. This kit was the biggest waist of money I have spent on my car.

 

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A friend bought this kit, and promptly returned it. All the brazing done on this kit looked very cold. One of the firewall fittings snapped off with little torque applied. I honestly couldn't believe the manufacturer let it out the door like this. I ended up making a kit myself and its worked fairly well.

The Ballade kit looks really nice. It looks like it has 1-piece machined fittings...no welds, no braze to fail.