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I am Pieholio!
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Lesser men would respond with child-like, off the cuff comments, attacking the carrot topped, starched shirt, scientific probe inserting miscreant delivering such a moniker. However, I will chill. Edit: Kinda liking it..........I.......I am.....I am......PIEHOLIO. THE MIGHTY PIEHOLIO! |
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5 LBS 5 OZ's Total Weight of my new version of BOTH FRONT & REAR PFC/s
5 LBS 5 OZ's Total Weight of my new version of BOTH FRONT & REAR PFC/s
Front PFC ONE pound .95 ounces Rear PFC THREE pounds .56 ounces Weights Taken and GIVEN from UPS Store My State of the Art PFC's have proven repeatedly to enable early model 911's A/C systems properly prepared to get vent temps in the 30s @ 92-95 degrees ambient professionally installed reversing the gases Lets see what a west coast DIY 1986 Carrera Cabriolet owner can do with them using my invention reversing the gases. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1429390474.jpg (this is one of my pfc extended driving & testing @ 95 degrees ambient pictures NOT THE DIY's) |
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PFC'S Designed "TO FIT LIKE A GLOVE: WITH NO ROOM TO SPARE for the early model 911
State of The Art PFC Technology custom made for early model 911's also using my discovery Reversing The Gases
5 LBS 5 OZ's Total Weight of my new version of BOTH FRONT & REAR PFC/s Front PFC ONE pound .95 ounces Rear PFC THREE pounds .56 ounces http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1429486633.jpg The Top PFC takes a shoe horn to fit it into the cavity between the front wheels but fits perfectly into the body <grin> NOTICE the curve to perfectly fit the the contours of the full width of the deck lid outside air inlet on the bottom PFC so you can completely seal the rear pfc to the deck lid! |
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Nice work. How do you make these things? Dave |
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They are actually very difficult to make with out a million dollars of specialized equipment Perseverance Ingenuity adapting latest state of the art Technology in a heartbeat and very carefully thinking outside the box Never giving up There are several other markets to expand into that would benefit from adapting to this new PFMC heat exchanging technology I may go into in the future, but for now there-is enough vehicles to redesign their old technology refrigeration/cooling and a/c systems bring it up too state of the art too |
Matched Set PFC's Designed for DIY 1986 SC Carrera Cabriolet Reversing The Gases
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