Wag67 Wolfsburg Wizard
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Wag67 Wolfsburg Wizard
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bus914 Custom Title Time!
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pod i`ve got to finish this thing one day
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winerot Custom Title Time!
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pete wood 23 Windows of Awesome
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helbus Administrator Mad fabricator, paint and body
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winerot Custom Title Time!
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Wag67 Wolfsburg Wizard
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MickH Hairy Gutted Sloth
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winerot wrote:i would have to disagree pete, mine is vw factory surely they new what they were doing
& as my mech & natrad have expressed its surprisingly more economical & less power sucking
than you would think, the motor is 1 & a halve horsepower, the cool air comes down from
the roof compared to being pushed up as in any other car, the temp was down to 11 degrees after two drives around a small block.
as the natrad installer said he was surprised & impressed with how good it works even if it is
a 30 year old system, maybe they were built to last like there vehicles😂
MickH Hairy Gutted Sloth
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You will find the Subaru compressors will not work well with the DPD unit. They just don't pump enough. The under dash type might be different though. I tossed mine (compressor) in favour of an aftermarket one with higher flows...now all is well.pete wood wrote:This may not be what you want, but it bears saying anyway. If you went to a Subaru, they come with the compressor on the motor. Custom offroad do an EJ22 kit from $6500, and then you just need a hotrod style dashmount unit (mine was about $300) and a condensor and you are away. Not only that, but the subaru is actually designed to power air con. Air con on the air cooled motor is gonna suck more power and make fuel economy even worse.
However, if you want to stay aircooled, just ignored everything I've just said.
pete wood 23 Windows of Awesome
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