non AC to AC conversion

They crimp the fittings onto the ends of the rubber hose.

 

I would call that folding

 

I don't get what point ur tryin to make w/ this statement! Can u explain it another way?

 

You can use the provided vents that mount on the bottom of the dash (vents are in the picture) or get creative and put vents in the dash like factory did. If you have a factory A/C dash you can route from the new box to the existing vents.

 

I am using R134a...so yes you can convert a factory system over to it.

 

The a/c lines are only finished on the evaporator side. You route the lines as needed, then trim them and put the ends on then mark the line and fitting. Once this is done you take them back to have the fittings attached permanently. They will use the witness marks you put on them to be sure they line up when finished...

 

You call them and give your make/model and some measurements and they make you a kit.

This is one of the comanys I looked at, sounds like a good price.

 

Call vintage air they have a website expect to have around at least a grand in it after everything is done but hey if she is happy you will be happy

 

Has some actually used one from a 2000 Mustang?

 

Not sure if anyone has but my brother has a 99 Cobra and he'll be out of town for the next month for work. I could go gut the car while he's gone and give it a try!