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A/C condensor in a Ducktail?
Anyone ever installed an A/C condensor in a Ducktail spoiler?
Had been thinking about putting one in the left hand wheel-well but now thinking about going back with the stock locations but using the newer style condensors. This is an aftermarket ducktail and full fiberglass, not glass added to a metal rear lid. Thx, Joe |
I have one and it fits; it's close and it involved a little massaging, but it works.
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Tim,
Thanks for the reply. Any chance for some pics of the installation? Also did you have to reinforce the fiberglass any to mount the condensor? Thx, Joe |
I did mine as part of the RetroAire kit. Took a lot of fabrication as the aftermarket tail I have had a centre spine that needed to be dealt with.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1314989179.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1314989247.jpg Nothing too dramatic. Had to fabricate a support and the fibreglas it into the existing duck surface. It is tight though, D. |
Very nice! Thanks very much!
Joe A |
my saga
I started with same route as you. My real purpose was to get colder a/c.
I went through this, installing fans to blow enough cooling air across the rear condenser. It seems to have worked. Getting much colder air. |
Here is mine with normal size condensor.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1315093697.jpg
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Good ideas and photos everyone, keep them coming! :)
Thanks, Joe |
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