Kevin
01-28-2015, 10:00 PM
Hi all. I bought some A/C parts from DPI last year intending to upgrade my A/C system. Was going to install them this Spring, but I think I'm going to end up selling my car, so I don't think I'm going to end up doing the work.
These are brand new parts at a discount, and getting them now would be great so you can get them installed by summer.
Aeroquip A/C lines - $450 - These lines have a smaller diameter, which means you don't need to separate the frame from the body to install them. Also, they're made to hold R-134a which is made of smaller molecules. Convert your A/C system to R-134a but didn't replace the hoses? It's leaking out through them, you need nylon barrier hoses or something like these. These hoses for ease of installation, quality, and minimal leak points, are the hoses to have for your DeLorean A/C system, in my opinion. Comes with o-ring kit, orifice tube, fittings to crimp on after you've installed them, and a crimper.
Compressor - $225 - There are no markings on it that I can find, so I'm not sure of the brand (Josh could tell you), but it's in brand new condition, though untested.
Accumulator - $15 - Caps have stayed on, so hasn't been exposed to moisture.
High pressure switch adaptor block - $50 - It's the thing with the red caps in the photo.
Shipping: free. Let me know if any questions!
These are brand new parts at a discount, and getting them now would be great so you can get them installed by summer.
Aeroquip A/C lines - $450 - These lines have a smaller diameter, which means you don't need to separate the frame from the body to install them. Also, they're made to hold R-134a which is made of smaller molecules. Convert your A/C system to R-134a but didn't replace the hoses? It's leaking out through them, you need nylon barrier hoses or something like these. These hoses for ease of installation, quality, and minimal leak points, are the hoses to have for your DeLorean A/C system, in my opinion. Comes with o-ring kit, orifice tube, fittings to crimp on after you've installed them, and a crimper.
Compressor - $225 - There are no markings on it that I can find, so I'm not sure of the brand (Josh could tell you), but it's in brand new condition, though untested.
Accumulator - $15 - Caps have stayed on, so hasn't been exposed to moisture.
High pressure switch adaptor block - $50 - It's the thing with the red caps in the photo.
Shipping: free. Let me know if any questions!