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AC Bracket delete?

Has anyone deleted the cast aluminum bracket for the AC compressor? I have a early 964 3.6 that I'm installing in an 87 carrera, which will not have any AC parts. I would like to remove the cast bracket, but it obviously interacts with the engine mount bracket. Is there a way around this? I considered cutting the upper part of the mount off, but I'm guessing that would be more visibly unappealing than having the empty mount there in the first place.

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Correct way to do A/C delete?
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Just cut it of flush with the flat piece thats the same height as the engine tin.
Done it, look good.
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thanks guys, looks like i didn't search carefully enough. Never would have thoight the actual right answer was to cut it off. Some careful surgery is in order

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