How to keep a/c
08-21-2010, 08:05 PM
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How to keep a/c
I was talking to a friend who works on tractor and he was telling me how they use these very small condensors for their a/c's. So I would like to get some opinions on weather or not a small fluide(oil) cooler/w fan, could be used to keep the freon cool instead of the condensor. If so I would install the cooler on either the passenger or driver side to keep the condensor from heat soaking the radi. This is for a turbo car of course.
08-21-2010, 08:38 PM
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Re: How to keep a/c
I was talking to a friend who works on tractor and he was telling me how they use these very small condensors for their a/c's. So I would like to get some opinions on weather or not a small fluide(oil) cooler/w fan, could be used to keep the freon cool instead of the condensor. If so I would install the cooler on either the passenger or driver side to keep the condensor from heat soaking the radi. This is for a turbo car of course.
10-25-2010, 05:35 AM
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Re: How to keep a/c
What chassis. How do I keep ac is very little info. I have ac and power steering in my dc with a spa top mount and an sc60 e cover turbo
10-25-2010, 05:41 AM
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Re: How to keep a/c
it would not be worth the time an money spent on it all. changing the size of the condenser would make the a/c suck ***. Your best bet would be to get at turbo set up the is a/c friendly.
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