Calling out to all V Mount owners

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Jul 13, 2012 | 12:12 PM

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Monkman33

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From: Kennewick, Washington

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Originally Posted by theorie

Hey guys, it wasn't my idea - these Porsche guys have been doing this for awhile.

However, I don't think it's a "terrible" Idea just because we're all unfamiliar with it...

Seriously, how often are you guys "bottoming out" anyway? XD

I'm sure it could be executed nicely, perhaps with a low profile fan and some sort of ducting. Hell, maybe I'll try to do something like this when I put my car back together. Just need to get the car up on the lift to see what kind of space is avail...

They also have more than one condenser no? If you mount your condenser flat, you will lower its efficiency by a major margin.

Jul 13, 2012 | 12:35 PM

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Ok so I agree it isn't a terrible idea but since you are in the boroughs as well, I would be too paranoid a pot hole or man hole cover will rip it right off. The roads in NYC are by far one of the worst imo @_@

Jul 14, 2012 | 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by SWAT81

This looks like a set up I can go for, I'm planning to have IRP fabricate brackets and install my AC setup. I'm sure these photos will be a huge help for ideal angle and placement. If you dont mind will you be able to show me how your lines are installed?

More than willing to share my mounting info. Again, check out my A/C install thread. It shows pretty clearly how the lines were run. If Ihor is helping do the fabrication and install, just have him contact me if he has any questions.