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Fraggle, carparts.com has a condensor for the '87 - '91 5 speeds for $75 with free shipping. I don't know anything about it other than it's supposed to be custom to the 928 and the price caught my eye.
Fraggle, carparts.com has a condensor for the '87 - '91 5 speeds for $75 with free shipping. I don't know anything about it other than it's supposed to be custom to the 928 and the price caught my eye.
If the design of that condenser really is like the picture then that would be a *huge* upgrade from the stock condenser.
If it's an upgrade, how do you know how much r134a you put in it? AC systems aren't something I've played with much. I've mainly lived without, but figured I'd start getting my ducks in a row for a refresh on my car.
If it's an upgrade, how do you know how much r134a you put in it? AC systems aren't something I've played with much. I've mainly lived without, but figured I'd start getting my ducks in a row for a refresh on my car.
By upgrade I mean it is a different tube design that has a much better heat transfer efficiency. There should be no difference in terms of how much refrigerant oil and refrigerant the system should hold.