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Old 02-19-2006, 01:21 AM   #11
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For future reference, I believe that some of the R-134 A/C kit makers offer condensors superior in size and cooling fin count than original 67-72 condensors to compensate for R-134's inferior cooling ability compared to the original R-12. I have yet to try one of their condensors, though. I'm still in research phase on this one.
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[B][COLOR="Red"]Here is another idea. Take a 73 and up and put inside your air box as I did....
Andy4639, that's the evaporator. The condensor is the little "radiator" in front of the actual radiator.
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