glocklimited9

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I never plan on putting my ac back on my 96 ws6, and i hate the way the box is there, does anybody sell a non ac heater box i can replace it with

joelster

Um......a salvage yard MAY have one, but I think a/c cars are way more common than non-ac cars. You could ditch the box altogether, and get the block-off plate, it looks pretty baller and makes plug changes a snap.

http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...vid=4&pcid=320

Z28_DAD

iTrader: (18)

the hvac delete plates also delete the heat.
just do what i did, make your own.

Black94Z28

iTrader: (12)

btw...i still need one of those jay

Z28_DAD

iTrader: (18)

i havent done one in a few months, so i dont have the templete to make them.
better yet mike, drop your car off with your debit card and the pin # and ill take care of all the problems your having on your car
so you decided to keep it im assuming?

Black94Z28

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trust me, i'd do it too, but i'd be living in the car also I never wanted to sell the car. Wife wants me to sell it, but i think i'm in the clear on that.

Z28_DAD

iTrader: (18)

then sell the wife....problem solved

GIZMO

iTrader: (8)

The AC box and AC delete boxes were exactly the same from the factory. The holes for the AC lines got a cheesy cover glued in from the factory (I have an original AC-delete car).

glocklimited9

iTrader: (3)

humm thats good to know, i want to get rid of my bulky box but i want to keep my heat, how did you guys do that, vintage air setup?

the_merv

iTrader: (88)

Yea..just cut the face of it off, make a little passage way for the Blower Motor to blow into the Heater Core, make a Panel for it and you will be good.

The Panel I have is something I made from 1/16" thick Aluminum. I prefer mine rather than some of the aftermarket ones there...I think it looks cleaner, more stock.

joelster

^^That's a nice piece. Mine is similar to that. Without any sound deadening in my car and the exhaust running right under my legs the interior stays kinda warm though, no need for heat. My blower motor is still hooked up though, so it will blow interior air onto the windshield should I take it out on a 40 degree day or whatnot. Still keeps the windshield clear, which is all I really need.