SC parallel flow condenser
 

Ive searched and searched, but cannot find what I need:

where can one buy a replacement rear decklid condenser that is both slightly larger and the parallel flow?

1982 sc

thanks

Why do you want parallel flow? Are you going to split in the winter?

Someone has to make them as I think they come in some kits from AC guys offering them for 911s. But one such company will not sell just the rear condenser :(

Get a Behr replacement rear condenser so there will not be any fit issues. Replace all of the hoses and the drier and charge it up with R-12 or 134 but make sure your front condenser fans is working. Keep it as designed, it will never be like a new car but will take the edge off on a hot day. I jsut completely refurbished my system on a 79SC with a San 507 Compressor, new Hanza drier, new Porsche supplied expansion valve and all new barrier hoses. The system is charged with R-12 and gets out the cold air to the point that on an 85 degree day, I only turn the thermostat half way.

Check with our host. I believe they carry a serpentine condenser; better heat transfer.

Sherwood

what is more effective: a wheel well condenser, or increasing the size & efficiency of the one in the rear deck?

by the way, for anyone considering adding a fan to the rear condenser, its a great, easy & cheap upgrade. 7.5" spal fan moves a lot of air. Oddly enough, having the fan push (blow outward) seemed more effective than the puller configuration. I left it pulling air so that the engine wasn't robbed of intake.

I custom make Porsche 911 front and rear early model 911 micro-channel Parallel Flow Condensers

Like this?
http://i906.photobucket.com/albums/a...asyover/c2.jpg

RetroAire has them

Yeah, but only if you use the Porsche independent in Florida that you work for.:rolleyes:

I think that is what this guy has been offering for awhile. I know his higher powered fan idea was "borrowed" by some of the other Porsche AC guys. I guess Retro can just chalk up this idea as being "borrowed" as well.

Reviving a year-and-a-half old thread? In the winter?

LOL.