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Jeremy Cottrell 04-27-2004 12:26 PM

How cold is your A/C??
 
Now that the weather is turning a bit warm (here in Cal. anyway), I was wondering what temps you guys are seeing out of your vents? Please include the following info:

Year and model of your car
Temp coming out of the vent
Temp outside the car
Any mods to your system
R134, R12, or Freeze 12
Do not stick the thermometer in the freezer before testing.:D

Jeremy Cottrell 04-27-2004 12:32 PM

85 911
68 degrees from vent
95 degrees outside
Bone stock system
R134

Thanks for the replies

Danskman 04-27-2004 12:37 PM

1) 1980 911SC
2) Outside temp plus thirty degrees
3) Inside temp minus thirty degrees
4) no a/c mods
5) R nuttin'

goat 04-27-2004 12:37 PM

Was cruising down hwy 80 on Sunday. temp outside was about 89 and tried the AC for the first time in many months. No cool air I can tell you that. I think the temp coming out was in the 70s. Ran it for about 20 minutes, I am an optimist, in the end I gave up and rolled the windows down...
Worked last summer though.

88911coupe 04-27-2004 12:44 PM

88 Coupe running Sanden Compressor
I get very very low 50s if cruising below 95 F much worse in bad traffic. I removed evaporator and cleaned it up a bit and had the system recharged. Next plan is to go with Duracool and add underbelly condensor, probably deleting rear deck lid condensor to stop blowing hot air on a hot engine in the summer.

Emission 04-27-2004 12:53 PM

1986 930
Mid-30's (~40 below outside ambient)
Mid-70's
Stock
Freeze 12

Hugh R 04-27-2004 01:04 PM

84 Targa
Mid to high 40s if I'm moving, sitting on the freeway will go to mid 50s.
This is when its 95 out
Some after market a/c with a small condensor in the tail lid I added some computer muffin fans to improve air flow when idling, helped a lot and at a total cost of $5.
What looks like a Griffiths condensor in the left rear wheel well (next to the cat of all places)
R-12 topped off with Freeze 12 a month ago.

turbo6bar 04-27-2004 01:10 PM

78SC
high 30s
mid-high 80s
rear fender condenser from Griffith's, stock decklid condenser
R12
Somewhere in the archives I posted actual temperatures. I can redo when summer rolls around.

scottb 04-27-2004 01:13 PM

84 Targa (not very "air tight")

Stock Nippondenso compressor
Stock condensers
Barrier hoses
Additional condenser/fan in front left fender
ProCooler
R12

Outside: 90 degrees
Vent temps: 38 degrees +/-

vash 04-27-2004 01:17 PM

taking out my AC may have not been the most thought out plan. my only saving grace, was that the condensor was shot. and my hoses were ripped. thinking of my next system today. my boring truck is looking very attractive this summer.

ruf-porsche 04-27-2004 01:17 PM

82 911SC Targa
34 degrees from vent
90 degrees outside
Bone stock system
R12

tiorio 04-27-2004 01:45 PM

There'll prolly be a follow-up from me soon as I'm about to dive into AC land this afternoon as I blew refrigerant all the f*&# over my engine bay last Sat.

At least there's a heat-wave in LA right now!

masraum 04-27-2004 01:54 PM

Stock A/C, R12.

88 Club Sport 04-27-2004 02:20 PM

'88 Club Sport
No a/c from the factory

'78sc 3.2
Came with air......took it off last week !

If it get's too hot I'll steal the wife's 850 Turbo. If I have to, I'll drive the POS Pontiac Grand Prix (company car.....ugh!).

david914 04-27-2004 03:38 PM

'82 Targa
Stock A/C system with Duracool installed last year. I'm in the low 40's with outside temps in the mid 90's. Plan on adding the Performance Aire static condensor (underbelly), new drier-receiver, and new expansion valve, hopefully sometime this year. The Duracool definitely cools better than the R-12 that I was running.

kach22i 04-28-2004 05:09 AM

Re: How cold is your A/C??
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Jeremy Cottrell
Now that the weather is turning a bit warm (here in Cal. anyway)
We had a snow flurry here in Michigan yesterday. However by the end of the week it will be in the low 80's.

I don't need A/C, I don't need heat.......I just need to move out of the state.;)

Schrup 04-28-2004 05:14 AM

Delete
Errr I ment I deleted my A/C

masraum 04-28-2004 05:28 AM

Hmm, lets test that theory out.

masraum 04-28-2004 05:29 AM

Nope, you can delete your own post even if there are other posts below yours.

Here's the previous post that I just deleted

Quote:

Paul, you can actually delete a post by clicking "edit" in the bottom right corner of your post, checking the "Delete" box at the top of the post, and then clicking the "Delete Now" button in the other top corner of your post (opposite the delete post box that you checked). Of course at this point it's too late, I think. I think you can only delete a post if there is not another post after yours, but I'm not positive about that.

kach22i 04-28-2004 07:13 AM

I can delete my post if it's too off topic for ya all. Give me the word and it's done.

No A/C it's broke, ready to pull it to save weight and say I did something useful.


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