Undercarriage a/c condensor?

Hey guys,i been told that the a/c condensor can be relocated to the undercarriage of the car and theres a company that sells them,any idea who is?
Need to make room in the engine comparment..
Regards Juan

I'm also interested in this, but haven't found it.

One alternative is the wheel-well based condensors that came when the 964s got the retractable spoiler.

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Jack Olsen
1973 911 T (3.6) sunroof coupe

Jack,we will find them, i been told that the unit is about 4 feet x 4,and thats a great upgrade for the a/c system,in my case i need the room, i got a price of it installed for $1,000 USD, but the guy won't tell me were to get it(of course)is suposse to be real thin and away from everything.
Regards Juan

You can get the condenser from Performance Aire in Anaheim, Ca. Their ph # is 714.634.9184. You will speak to Diana, a very knowledeable person. I installed one on my '75 911 a couple of years ago. The unit is about 1 inch thick, about 4 ft wide and mounts under the car about where the fronts seats are. If I remember it was about $400. If you can get the car high enough it is a DIYer to mount it. $1000 seems high to me to have it installed. Hope this helps.

BINGO!!!!!!!!!! THANKS A LOTTTTTT!!!!!!!
REGARDS Juan

VW/DPD used to put a couple of smaller, 1.5-2 square foot condensers and fans beside the forward part of the transaxle on Beetles, and they worked quite well!

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Warren Hall
1973 911S Targa

Thanks!

Does something that big -- with that many fins -- produce any noticable drag? I don't think it's an issue for me, but I know Juan likes to spend time in the triple-digit zones.

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Jack Olsen
1973 911 T (3.6) sunroof coupe

web page for them.... www.scottsind.com
The unit goes for $375USD

You've got to remember that the condensor that is shown is a static condensor which means the only time air is circulated around it is when the car is moving. It is not to be used as an alternative to the one located in the rear engine compartment, but as an addition to.

Steve

For those of you wha are more familiar with all of this AC stuff, here's my plan. My 73 came with a decklid condenser, and a second one mounded up under the front spoiler. Since I've switched the rear decklid, my thoughts for the coming summer have been to install a rear driver's side wheel-well condenser with a fan, in addition to the old front one, as well as the static one under the car. Is this overkill? With a black-on-black car in Los Angeles, I'd like to have air conditioning that is meaningful.

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Jack Olsen
1973 911 T (3.6) sunroof coupe

SWEET!!!

I was looking for the bulkhead vent for sometime. I originally found it for $85.00. They have it for $54.00! Woohoo! (still kinda expensive for some plastic thought).

Thank you again!
Nick H.
'85 Carrera

Maybe we can find the same set up but not usig a static condensor? any ideas?