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volume of interior 120-130

posted by  hairy apple on  Tue May 15 12:14 CST 2012
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With help from the usual suspects, thanks again, I now understand what I need to do to upgrade the a/c system in my 2dr. The pricing of the various components is not as bad as I thought it would be. Compressor $185, condenser under $100, drier $15, evaporator $150-250 (source-nostalgic air). Just need to determine sizing.

Has anyone any idea of the cubic inch or centimeter volume of the interior of a typical 2dr, 4dr or estate 122? This information is not apparent in the books that I have. This will help me to size the new a/c components. Is there a formula like the kind used to size an a/c for a room in a house?






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