Reply to "A condenser fan that flows and fits"

lf-tp2511Member

Glad to see your warm weather trials are giving such great low temps.

One thing I feel needs to be cleared up, though.

The original Pantera condenser was a tube and fin style. Very old school.

Newer automotive systems use what is called a parallel flow condenser. It is said to be lighter and more efficient, size wise, than the tube and fin style.

All your earlier postings had described your new unit as a "dual parallel condenser" and I had assumed you meant a parallel flow style unit.

After viewing the eBay auction listing, it is apparent the unit you installed is still the older style tube and fin style.

Others following your lead will want to refer to your condenser as a four row tube and fin unit.

Larry

5/5/088:14 AM

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