Parallel Flow Condenser

[dmjlambert]

This Original Air upgrade kit looks interesting, too. Perhaps having F.A.A.benny refurb my evaporator box and recalibrate the POA, plus this upgrade kit, would be a good combo.

https://originalair.com/67-72-chevro...t-134a-stage-2

Kit info says "Classic Auto Air's "Perfect Fit" Modern replacement high performance Parallel Flow condenser kit"

[F.A.A.benny]

Originally Posted by dmjlambert

This Original Air upgrade kit looks interesting, too. Perhaps having F.A.A.benny refurb my evaporator box and recalibrate the POA, plus this upgrade kit, would be a good combo.

https://originalair.com/67-72-chevro...t-134a-stage-2

Kit info says "Classic Auto Air's "Perfect Fit" Modern replacement high performance Parallel Flow condenser kit"

That doesn't appear to be a true parallel flow condenser. Looks like it might be a piccolo condenser. I personally wouldn't go with i because of that. I'd make a universal parallel flow condenser work. And they are very inexpensive.

[Andy4639]

Why not just go to a junkyard and get one? Yea you may have to make brackets and make sure it's good but seems to me it would work. Get a 2015 are so Tahoe Suburban heavy duty truck and it should have everything you need.

[bMr]

Originally Posted by Andy4639

Why not just go to a junkyard and get one? Yea you may have to make brackets and make sure it's good but seems to me it would work. Get a 2015 are so Tahoe Suburban heavy duty truck and it should have everything you need.

Because it won't get you what you need and it isn't worth the time. It won't have the correct lines and will come with fittings, lines, brackets, etc, that you'd have spend time removing.

As has been stated above, a great option is to just go to eBay and for about $40 someone will sell you a brand spanking new universal condenser in a size of your choosing.

[Andy4639]

Originally Posted by bMr

Because it won't get you what you need and it isn't worth the time. It won't have the correct lines and will come with fittings, lines, brackets, etc, that you'd have spend time removing.

As has been stated above, a great option is to just go to eBay and for about $40 someone will sell you a brand spanking new universal condenser in a size of your choosing.

Maybe not to you, but if you know the right vehicles to look at it will. I like going through the junkyards and finding parts that I can make work. I don't mind doing the hunting of parts when I have the time.

My ramp truck will have a late model system installed in it and it will be 134 A with either a factory under dash unit are aftermarket one for cheap. I'm not going for high end here but for cheap and dependable.