Reply to "Aluminum OEM Style A/C Condenser Question"

jb1490Member

I purchased one but have not installed it. I have decided to use a parallel flow type, but have not installed it either (ran out of time before Reno).

The 4 row (stock is 3 row) from CCS is supposed to be a drop-in replacement When used with a higher flow fan, it should help.

The parallel flow condenser is the better way to go, but it is not a drop-in replacement. It is more efficient and saves weight. Larry (LF - TP 2511) posted his installation of the parallel flow condenser.

http://pantera.infopop.cc/eve/...0077274/m/8000098494

John

6/15/1010:23 AM

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