Camo mesh SS - many pics :)

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Originally Posted by Jack

Good looks and performance! Those condensing units are a great basis to start from.

One question though, why not run the camo mesh all the way back to the compressor and make it even prettier?

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Good question Jack ;) = The piece I had wasn't long enough. :D I will take that into consideration on my next build. Thanks for the tip.

And one other Q, why didn't you put the captube right into the evap?

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Originally Posted by runmc

Good question Jack ;) = The piece I had wasn't long enough. :D I will take that into consideration on my next build. Thanks for the tip.

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That piece is long enough for me and that's what matters ;)

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Originally Posted by Jack

And one other Q, why didn't you put the captube right into the evap?

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the way ron did it makes it easier if you ever have to change cap tube

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Originally Posted by Jack

And one other Q, why didn't you put the captube right into the evap?

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Jack -

I slide the cap tube into the 1/4 tubing until it hits the inside of the evap. Then I back it out about 1/8 inch.
It is 1000 times easier to do it this way. Also if you ever want to change the cap tube, it is very easy to take out.
If you just stick the cap tube into the evap and then braze everything at once it is easy to melt, brake, damage the cap tube.

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Originally Posted by teyber

the way ron did it makes it easier if you ever have to change cap tube

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Exactly Reed :up:

Nice performance Ron!!!

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Originally Posted by runmc

Jack -

I slide the cap tube into the 1/4 tubing until it hits the inside of the evap. Then I back it out about 1/8 inch.
It is 1000 times easier to do it this way. Also if you ever want to change the cap tube, it is very easy to take out.
If you just stick the cap tube into the evap and then braze everything at once it is easy to melt, brake, damage the cap tube.

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Ah, it sounds so obvious when you explain it :) Thanks!

I braze the evaporator together with the stub for suction (5/16) and the stub for cap tube (1/4) inserted. I purge while I braze. Then when I'm finished I can clean it and lap it easily. After that I add the suction line and cap tube. It doesn't take much heat for these two so I don't have to worry about melting alloy on already brazed evap. Now I can pressure test.

When I put the cap tube in I pinch the 1/4 tube to hold the cap tube snuggly so it doesn't slide in or out.

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Originally Posted by runmc

I braze the evaporator together with the stub for suction (5/16) and the stub for cap tube (1/4) inserted. I purge while I braze. Then when I'm finished I can clean it and lap it easily. After that I add the suction line and cap tube. It doesn't take much heat for these two so I don't have to worry about melting alloy on already brazed evap. Now I can pressure test.

When I put the cap tube in I pinch the 1/4 tube to hold the cap tube snuggly so it doesn't slide in or out.

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Show off :p:

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Originally Posted by sdumper

Show off :p:

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Okay :up: I gotta get this out the door. I had to get the fuel pump replaced in my truck so I've been running behind the last two days. Can't get much done walking. :)

http://www.under-the-ice.com/teampus...0camo_01SS.jpg

http://www.under-the-ice.com/teampus...0camo_02SS.jpg

http://www.under-the-ice.com/teampus...0camo_03SS.jpg

http://www.under-the-ice.com/teampus...0camo_04SS.jpg

http://www.under-the-ice.com/teampus...0camo_05SS.jpg

http://www.under-the-ice.com/teampus...0camo_06SS.jpg

http://www.under-the-ice.com/teampus...0camo_07SS.jpg

http://www.under-the-ice.com/teampus...0camo_08SS.jpg

on/off button place = WIN :D

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Originally Posted by runmc

Okay :up: I gotta get this out the door. I had to get the fuel pump replaced in my truck so I've been running behind the last two days. Can't get much done walking. :)

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Camo mess looks great in those pics!! For the record you are a show off. That build is so clean!!

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Originally Posted by Duniek

on/off button place = WIN :D

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Lighted on/off button Mike :rofl:

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Originally Posted by chuchnit

For the record you are a show off.

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Have camera - will shoot. :yepp:

Hey Ron you missed a place with the paint and the insulation :)

J/K

Very nice work!!!

In-sane quality, mr.Ron! :up:

wow that is a sweet unit, hmmmmmmmmmm kinda looks just like the one i gots me here :surf:

Top nOtch work!

wish i had one of your units man! :up:

Reall nice unit!

Kind Regards

Nice looking package there Ron , clean !

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Originally Posted by Jack

Good looks and performance! Those condensing units are a great basis to start from.

One question though, why not run the camo mesh all the way back to the compressor and make it even prettier?

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Okay Jack - this one is for you :up:

Again another sweet looking unit there Ron :clap:

All your other pic's are missing in past posts for this thread , can't see them anymore here, just the little box with a red X?

Thats a beauty of SS , very nice Ron , your builts keep looking better and better every time :clap:

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Originally Posted by Buckeye

Again another sweet looking unit there Ron :clap:

All your other pic's are missing in past posts for this thread , can't see them anymore here, just the little box with a red X?

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Thanks Bill - don't know where the pictures went. I move some stuff from one server to another and I must have screwed up links. bahhh :mad:

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Originally Posted by chispy

Thats a beauty of SS , very nice Ron , your builts keep looking better and better every time :clap:

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Thank you Chispy. :) I noticed your selling off a lot of stuff. Are you getting out of the business or cleaning the closet? :D

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Originally Posted by runmc

Okay Jack - this one is for you :up:

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Ah very nice :D I like it a lot! Looks very tidy.

Very tidy, indeed, welldone - but where is the thermocouple ?