<VV> Condensers and Fans

[JVHRoberts@aol.com]

Well, you're speaking like a pro, so I assume you are! <G>
Anyhow, you're dead on about getting sufficient sub cooling. My guess is a 
Corvair evaporator will work fine once you get decent air flow over it, 
something a bit lacking in the stock setup. So, fans are a great idea. Moving the 
condensor elsewhere and adding electric fan(s) is even better! <G>


In a message dated 6/2/2004 12:49:41 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
Mikeamauro@aol.com writes:
Snip...Well, there is an issue here. A Corvair cooling fan doesn't move 
anywhere 
near the same amount of air as a waterpumper fan. Furthermore, at idle, 
things 
really get poor. The tradeoff is a Corvair cooling fan develops a LOT more 
pressure, but at the end of the day, air flow is what counts for a condensor. 
And 
things are a bit marginal, IMHO...Snip

10-4, and it gets even more touchy with 134a. (Speaking from the standpoint 
of an HVAC professional...flame me if you like, but, in this case, I know of 
what I speak.)
Mike Mauro