Killer Chiller




Last edited by Grip Grip; Jun 20, 2014 at 09:44 PM.








Like I said, it's going to be one of my "winter" projects so I will not see how well it works until next summer. Trying to spend the summer driving the car. Waiting on parts for my fuel system drain setup now so already miss driving the CL after only 2 days.




You just cut the existing A/C hoses with a box cutter and install "T" fittings. The fittings are high-quality and nice o-rings built in. They are definitely up to the task.
Here are the connectors and solenoid valve that allows you to shut off cabin cooling. Below that is the KC unit.

Last edited by Grip Grip; Jun 26, 2014 at 10:22 AM.
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They are a popular mod on supercharged Fords as you can see from the website. I know they work very well on them and have been around for at least 6 years so it's not a brand new untested technology.









But when I raise the idle to 1,400 RPM's in the same scenario, the vent temps are frigid and the low pressure drops to 25 PSI and the high pressure goes through the roof (over 325 PSI).
As for the AC Compressor, it's made by GPD and it's not remanufactured.





You are correct. Changing the expansion valves had no positive affect on the KC cooling.
A smart person would visit an AC specialist tomorrow before throwing $300 and hours of labor at the problem. I think I'll see if I can get somone to look at it tomorrow.





I pulled 26 lbs of vacuum and held it for and hour the first time, and 40 minutes each after that when I changed out the valves. With the KC setup I'm to add refrigerant until the high pressure reading is 2.8 x ambieant temp. However, the car never reaches the required high pressure reading without the low pressure reading skyrocketing out of control. Thanks.














Here's the chart: http://www.anver.com/document/vacuum...20pressure.htm
I first ran just normal coolant through the system to try it out, but when I switched the Cobra over to Evans Cooling NPG+, I also flushed and cleaned the IC system and used it in there as well for even better performance. The battery box IC coolant tank will lightly frost over, in fact...

I am so keeping an eye on this thread!!! Great job!



