Vintage Air remote condensor, anyone use one?

[73azbronco]

http://www.vintageair.com/catalog10/2010 VintageAir Catalog web hi-res (Page 77).pdf

scroll down to redesigned remote condensor for info.

Anyone hear of using one of these to help cool?

They note not for use as sole condensor which to me defeats the purpose of having this product.

 

[chuck]

I use one on my racer and it works fine but I don't know where you would put one on a bronco.

 

[needabronco]

There's all sorts of places to mount one undernieth the floor. The shop I worked in used them fairly often on smaller coupes when space was tight.

 

[73azbronco]

I was thinking passenger side under floor, right behind the C4 cooler, baffled so mud doesn't get all up there.

 

[Broncobowsher]

I have thought about doing something like that in the past (never knew they put together a kit for it). I always came up with issues finding a place that was protected enough and could handle the airflow needs. Remeber air needs to flow in and out, and not loop around as well. I never figured a way to do this in any of my conventional build ideas, there were a few oddball ideas I thought of that this might work (think rear engine bronco). Had a few other ideas that went with a bed mounted radiator, but not willing to give up the utility to do so. Also had doubts on airflow at speed.