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Old 05-11-2012, 07:33 PM   #1
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Old 05-07-2012, 08:11 PM   #2
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Also forgot i got Exhaust installed awhile back. Dual 3" from header back to 24" magnaflow mufflers then all the was your to exit behind the rear tires. Its fairly quiet like i wanted. It doesnt give any drone when cruising or at idle but still has a throaty sound. let me see if i cant get a audio of it.
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Old 05-07-2012, 10:09 PM   #3
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Also forgot i got Exhaust installed awhile back. Dual 3" from header back to 24" magnaflow mufflers then all the was your to exit behind the rear tires. Its fairly quiet like i wanted. It doesnt give any drone when cruising or at idle but still has a throaty sound. let me see if i cant get a audio of it.
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Old 05-10-2012, 01:17 PM   #4
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just dropped the burb off to get the a/c fixed........ Its going to be nice to beat the houston heat!!!
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Sweet burb.
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just dropped the burb off to get the a/c fixed........ Its going to be nice to beat the houston heat!!!
I see yours has rear a/c. Thats on my list of things to do to mine.
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I see yours has rear a/c. Thats on my list of things to do to mine.
Technically it has yet to really put in any work but i optimistic that the A/C shop will get the job done and the rear and main A/C will work properly
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Technically it has yet to really put in any work but i optimistic that the A/C shop will get the job done and the rear and main A/C will work properly
When both A/C's are working properly on these Suburbans, they really do a good job cooling down the huge cabin even at 100 degrees. By the way, if the shop is converting the system to R-134A, make sure they change out the condenser for a newer type parallel flow condenser. The newer type of condenser transfers heat better which is needed when using R-134A.
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When both A/C's are working properly on these Suburbans, they really do a good job cooling down the huge cabin even at 100 degrees. By the way, if the shop is converting the system to R-134A, make sure they change out the condenser for a newer type parallel flow condenser. The newer type of condenser transfers heat better which is needed when using R-134A.
Sweet im glad that the a/c will be able to handle the heat. The owner before me had already converted it over to r-134a.

One other concern i have though is with the compressor. Ive read on here that this style has a tendence not to last very long.
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When both A/C's are working properly on these Suburbans, they really do a good job cooling down the huge cabin even at 100 degrees. By the way, if the shop is converting the system to R-134A, make sure they change out the condenser for a newer type parallel flow condenser. The newer type of condenser transfers heat better which is needed when using R-134A.
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Having a parallel flow condenser vs the stock tube and fin makes the r134 work almost as well as a vehicle that was designed for it.
I've been looking for 'this' condenser. I understand I should ask for a 'late-95' condenser but when I go to Oreillys or whatever they don't differentiate. How do we tell for sure that we're getting one that's a direct swap w/the stock R12 unit that works best w/the R134 (w/o the parts guys help)?
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ill have a look when i get it back.
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Old 05-14-2012, 04:59 PM   #12
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well i got the suburban back this morning and its running the old style condenser. I talked to the A/C guy and he said he wouldnt worry about it and wouldnt change it unless i get a leak or something. So ill just stick with what i got. Im fixing to test how well it cools on my way home.
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Old 05-14-2012, 08:25 PM   #13
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Wow, very nice looking Suburban. You've got good taste. Those are very nice looking wheels.
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Looks great. How did the A/C do?
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Looks great. How did the A/C do?
turned out great has good air flow and temp........when i got home my wife was like wow your face is all cold
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nice! lookin good man!
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I love this thing
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Old 05-16-2012, 02:24 PM   #20
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Nice rig. Been thinking about doing a 2wd Sub after the dually is done.
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Let me know if you ever want to sell it....
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It needs carpet and tint........ im trying to decide what is more important
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Old 05-17-2012, 08:59 PM   #24
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Got my new air filter in and touched up the engine bay and brake booster with the satin black. I couldnt wait for the weekend.

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Had someone on the photoshop board tint the windows. i think its going to look good.\

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