A/C condensate line / Belly pans


BlackICE

GT Owner
Nov 2, 2005
1,416
SF Bay Area in California
When I was installing the Accufab hose springs I discovered that the condensate line from the a/c was draining to the top of the front belly pan, not ideal. A simply fix is to lengthen the hose by jamming a smaller tube inside of the stock black rubber tube and run that to exit the bottom of the car.

Here are some pictures of the mod and how it looks while driving around Thunderhill.
 

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MAD IN NC

Proud Owner/ BOD blah bla
Mark IV Lifetime
Feb 14, 2006
4,219
North Carolina
Great tip!

I've noticed after driving for a while and parking the car overhight that when I take off the next day it look like the FGT is marking it's territory when I leave the garage.....

Wasn't worried as it was condensation but a .15 cent fix is a great one as the water won't just evaporate on the belly pans :thumbsup
 

cobrar1339

GT Owner
Mark IV Lifetime
Feb 2, 2006
956
Diamond Bar, Ca
Car is getting a little unloaded on that rise. Fun.

So how did the track day go ?...details