Those hard lines look exactly like the ones VA supplies. There are three peices. The one between condenser and filter/drier is 100% hardline. The other two switch to rubber shortly after they pass under the core support.
That looks good, did you order all the hard lines from VA or did you bend yourself?
Thanks
They came with the complete kit - fit like a glove.
What you don't see there is the trinary switch that I installed before charging the system. It kicks the electric fan on at 250kpa and cycles the compressor as long as it stays above a mimum level. The trinary is great because it keep sthe fan from running when you are going down the highway.
Thanks guys, I don't know anything about VA and air conditioning. First I've heard about a trinary switch, I'll have to look into it. Car came w/VA 2 in boxes and the bracket was already installed by DSE years ago which is still on their site so unless there's a big reason not to use the older model I'm going to stick w/it. It didn't come with compressor, condenser, drier or any of the lines so I need to add those items but first I need to research and know how to go about doing it. I added the march system package that had a compressor so now I'm moving forward from there. If any of you have helpful hints and pictures, I'm all ears and eyes.
Thanks again
Lenie
They came with the complete kit - fit like a glove.
What you don't see there is the trinary switch that I installed before charging the system. It kicks the electric fan on at 250kpa and cycles the compressor as long as it stays above a mimum level. The trinary is great because it keep sthe fan from running when you are going down the highway.
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