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My A/C upgrade project finally complete and it works!
It took a few months of too few weekend spare hours but I finally got my A/C upgrade done.
You can see story and pics here: http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/showthread.php?p=2974572#post2974572
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Very nice job! Report back performance when it becomes hotter outside and how it does in slow traffic. Cheers, Jim
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Thanks, Jim! A pull-type fan on the underside of the rear condenser would probably be a nice addition, but would be real pain to attach. Moving the condenser with the hoses attached is very difficult. Unless I can figure out a clean way to attach it from the underside -- it does have a flange all the way around it -- I'll probably just forget about it unless its performance tanks when the summer REALLY gets here.
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great writeup!
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Great news John! Congrats!
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excellent work, john. be sure to let us know how it holds up and compares in the hot texas summer. planning on new barrier-style hoses and receiver/drier, plus probably a 'sidewinder', low-profile electric fan to try on my stock rear condensor for this summer.
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