Porsche 911 G-Body: Electric Air Conditioning Kit Unboxing

Here's a look at what's in the box of our revolutionary electric air conditioning kits for classic Porsche 911s from 1974 to 1989. Learn more on our website: www.classicretrofit.com/colle...

[@david05111]

Here's a strange question. Let's say I'm in a hot climate that would suggest the need for a dual condenser setup, but I'm uncomfortable mounting a second condenser in a way that might require drilling or other modifications to mount in the rear wheel well. Can your system be in any way adjusted to use the condenser from the factory A/C system as a second? That way, there's no other modification required to increase cooling capacity; the condenser from the factory sits in the engine bay and is already mounted.
Basically, can you use your condenser as the main and route in the factory condenser to increase efficiency (instead of two of your condensers)?

[@andybridger6057]

Looks great. How long would you expect a DIY installation to take? Do you partner with anyone to provide a fixing service?

[@ClassicRetrofit]

We don't have installation partners but a DIY install might take a couple of days/a weekend if taking your time.

[@kennethsibert1067]

How much is it for a 1995 993 Porsche C4 Narrow Body car?

[@ClassicRetrofit]

You can see all of our kits on our website including several 993 options here: www.classicretrofit.com/collections/electric-air-conditioning