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  1. This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 01 October, 2013.

    EV West Accessory Plate & Pump System For HPEVS AC-34/35/50/51
    [ACC-5051]

    Price:  $1,799.00

    This item is no longer available as we now have options that take place of this set up. Please email sales@evwest.com for more information on the electric AC Compressor, E-Power Steering unit, and Vacuum Pump Kit that now take its place.

    This accessory adapter plate offers a universal solution that makes the conversion process simpler and less expensive. You will enjoy the virtually silent belt driven vacuum pump, power steering pump & AC compressor, and billet aluminum 6 rib pulley all included at a cost that is less than an electric AC compressor!

    Stand alone electric units (power steering, AC & vacuum) are very noisy and costly. We believe this to be one of the best components you can possibly buy when doing a conversion.

    We also make a custom version of this plate with integrated motor mount seen in the product photos. Please inquire about specific applications.

    Will work on any HPEVS AC-34,35,40,50,51,60 motors. Kit Includes: Universal Power Steering Pump (variable pressure valves available), Vacuum Pump & will have a bracket (vehicle specific) to retain your factory air conditioning compressor.

    You can drive the vehicle without idling because everything comes on after about 5 mph. For parking situations and and running the air conditioning while not moving you will need to setup some kind of idle system.

    Customer provides drive belt which can be found at nearly any auto-parts store. We use the 56 inch 6 rib belt for our bypass pulley application when no AC compressor is used. Most applications with an AC compressor work with the 56 inch belt but some may require a different sized belt.

    Check out our Ranger conversion video to see it in action
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