Sounds like the IACV... that does change the idle when the AC is turned on..

take it off and clean it.. thats a free fix...

 

^thats what im gonna do. Tomorrow Ill have force myself to not be lazy and fix the things on my car so I like driving it again. I

 

light weight flywheel?

 

putting in my lightweight flywheel caused the car to bog down w/ ac on. im able to deal w/ it as i dont use the a/c much. and im def not pulling the a/c out the car. if your problem is due to the fact that you lightened your rotating mass you could always invest in a tuning program that has idle a/c recovery

 

^good info, but im using an oem flywheel. Is it possible the belts too tight? Can I adjust the tensioner?

 

not likely. like thatguysstuff said, pull it off and clean it our really good with carb cleaner.

 

who needs ac when you can just put ice cubes in your car instead

 

thanks for all the replies:
Like most said, its more of an annoyance than an issue. Like yesterday, was so hot i used the a/c when i drove. Not bogged once! WTF! so it's really an on and off issue.
Yes the idle changes for a sec when i turn the a/c on or off, but overall it remains about 900-1k rpms, when a/c on, & 800-900 when a/c off.

It could be the iacv valve and that's an easy cleaning... Might do that on saturday when i'm working on the head.
SuburbanNoize, let me know what u did and if you notice a difference!

and no, i aint sacrificing the a/c just because of that. I like my comfort, and the chicks i hang out with, well, let's just say they have "higher standards"... LOL
and Vance its a stock flywheel...